MIDTERM EXAM Flashcards

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Derived from greek word psyche (mind) and logos (study) which means study of mind

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PSYCHOLOGY

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psychologically refers to be actions or activities of the individual

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BEHAVIOR

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CLASSIFICATION OF BEHAVIOR

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OVERT
COVERT
CONCSIOUS
UNCONSCIOUS
SIMPLE
COMPLEX
RATIONAL
IRRATIONAL
VOLUNTARY
INVOLUNTARY

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obviously manifested action, activities and behavior

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OVERT

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hidden or those actions activities and behavior not visible to the naked eye

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COVERT

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acts within the level of ones awareness

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CONSCIOUS

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Acts that deeply embedded in ones subsconscious

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UNCONSCIOUS

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Behavior that involves only few neurons

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SIMPLE

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complicated and involves more number of neurons

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COMPLEX

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execised with sanity or reason

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RATIONAL

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committed for no apparent reason

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IRRATIONAL

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done with full volition, will and control

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VOLUNTARY

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processes within our body that go even while asleep

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INVOLUNTARY

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FUNDAMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR FOLLOWS AN ORDERLY PATTERN
HUMAN BEHAVIOR CAN BE KNOWN
KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR IS TENTATIVE BUT SUPERIOR TO IGNORANCE
NATIURAL PHENOMENA HAVE NATURAL CAUSES
NOTHING IS SELF EVIDENT
KNOWLEDGE IS DRIVED FROM THE ACQUISITION OF EXPERIENCES

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GOALS OF PSYCHOLOGY

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TO EXPLAIN AND UNDERSTAND
TO PREDICT
TO CONTROL

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the belief that everything in the surroundings by supernatural being

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ANIMISM

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He believed that human and body is composed of atom

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DEMOCRITUS

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He believed that the mind or soul has a distinct power and a god give

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PLATO

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THE SOUL COMPOSED OF 3 PARTS

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HEAD
HEART
DIAPHRAGM

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He believed that at birth the mind is tabularasA

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ARISTOTLE

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3 FUNCTION OF SOUL

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VEGETATIVE
APPETITIVE
RATIONAL

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concerned with basic maintenance of life

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VEGETATIVE

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concerned with motives and desires

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APPETITIVE

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governing function

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RATIONAL

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He believes that differences is attributed to the vital fluids
GALEN
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Cheerful
BLOOD (SANGUINE)
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Sluggish
PHLEGM(PHLEGMATIC)
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SAD
BLACK BILE (MELANCHOLIC)
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Bad temper
YELLOW BILE (choleric)
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Medieval Period He introduced and use method introspection
ST. AUGUSTINE
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POST MODERN PERIOD He formulated a theory of mind and body
RENE DESCARTES
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PMP He introduced the idea as the unit into which all experiences
JOHN LOCKE
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MODERN PERIOD father of experimental Psychology
WILHELM WUNDT
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Study the underlying principles of human behavior
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
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studies the process of sensation, perception and thinking
EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
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focuses on the various stages of development from pre natal to old age
DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY
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deals with psychological problems in the field of education
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Investigated the behavioral differencs of various
COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY
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Center on all aspects of people interpersonalbehavior
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
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study that deals with the psychology of the workplace
ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
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Connected wit the relationship of people to the physical environment
ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
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founded on sound individual differences, characteristicsor traits
PERSONALITY PSYCHOLOGY
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Involves the application of clinical methodof diagnosis and treatments
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
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study higher mental process like thinking, learning, reasoning
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
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is a division of applied psycholoy that studies legal issues
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY
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Focuses on mental health of community
COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGYE
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examines the relationship of psychological factors
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
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Cocerned with normal problems of everyday living and guides
COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY
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Developing areas in psychology, it is concern with the development
ENGINEERING PSYCHOLOGY
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concerns with the buying habits of consumers and the effects of advertisement to people
CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY
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involves the application of psychology in legal proceedings
LEGAL PSYCHOLOGY
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studies psychological factors in sports and other exercises
SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
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Something desirable, worth having
VALUE
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TYPES OF VALUES
1. APPETITIVE VALUE 2. SENSUOS OR SEXUAL VALUE 3. AESTHETIC VALUE 4. INTELLECTUAL VALUE 5. MORAL VALUE 6. SPIRITUAL VALUE 7. VALUE OF THE HOLY
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Nature of food and water
APPETITIVE VALUE
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sexual meaningin much as sexual desire
SENSUOS OR SEXUAL VALUE
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Beautiful thing or scenery
AESTHETIC VALUE
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Only animal gifted
INTELLECTUAL VALUE
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Wright or wrong
MORAL VALUE
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Our spiritual feeling
SPIRITUAL VALUE
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sacred hallowed beliefs
VALUE OF THE HOLY
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Pinkish white melon shaped, weigh about 1350grams. Consistent gelatin, sugar as its fuel
BRAIN
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2 PARTS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYTEM AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
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2 PARTS OF CNS
BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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Largest part of the brain consisting right and left hemisphere
FOREBRAIN
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Wide band fibers connect hemisphere
CORPUS CALLOSUM
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Responsible for responses, learning and memory
HEMISPHERE
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Relays information
THALAMUS
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Manage body temperature, hunger and thirst
HYPOTHALAMUS AND PITUITARY
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Emotional behavior
LIMBIC SYSTEM
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2 parts of Lymbic System
AMYGDALA AND HIPPOCAMPUS
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Fear
AMYGDALA
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memories in permanent storage
HIPPOCAMPUS
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Information for vision and hearing
MIDBRAIN
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regulates breathing, heart rate
HINDBRAIN
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Movement and balance
CEREBELLUM
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Sleep wake cycle
PONS
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Process of hearbeat
MEDULLA
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Consciousness
BRAINSTEM
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Memory, emotions and problem solving
FRONTAL LOBES
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Taste, texture and temperature
PARIETAL LOBES
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Images from your eyes
OCCIPITAL LOBES
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Critical to hearing
TEMPORAL
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