Psych exam 1 2 Flashcards

1
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acetylcholine

A

arousal and increase cognition; lack of = Alzheimers

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2
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dopamine

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increases pleasure; “feel good”

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3
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norepinephrine

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increase arousal, decrease appetite; low levels in depression

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4
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glutamate

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main excitant; involved in memory or learning

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5
Q

serotonin

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controls mood and sleep; keeps mood “normal”

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6
Q

GABA

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inhibitory transmitter; depresses mood and supress appetite

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7
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central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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8
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frontal lobe

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reasoning, emotion, motor control, language

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9
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parietal lobe

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processing sensory information

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10
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occipital lobe

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processes visual info

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11
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temporal

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hearing, memory, emotion, language

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12
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somatasensory

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processes sensory (touch, sense, pain)

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13
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hippocampus

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learning and memory

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14
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amygdala

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emotion

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15
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thalamus

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sends all the info to the right spot (hallucinations come from overload)

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16
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CT scan

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x-rays; doesn’t show brain activity

17
Q

PET scan

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inject glucose, see most active parts of brain

18
Q

MRI

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magnetic field, flat imag

19
Q

fMRI

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shows active parts of brain