Psych test 2 Flashcards

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What are chromosomes made of?

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DNA

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2
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What do cells contain?

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chromosomes

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3
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How many chromosomes do we have?

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46 chromosomes, 23 pairs
one from mom, one from dad

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4
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genotype

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a persons genetic inheritance

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phenotype

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a persons characteristics which comes from the genotype

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6
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dominant-recessive inheritance

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dominant influences genotype
recessive only influences if paired with another recessive

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7
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form of a gene

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an allele

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8
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when does dominant recessive inheritance happen?

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only for traits determined by a single gene

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incomplete dominance

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phenotype primarily influenced by the dominant gene
Example: sickle cell anemia

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10
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Ss - sickle cell

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resistant to malaria

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11
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polygenic inheritance

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when two or more genes affect the expression of one trait

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12
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What sex chromosomes do women have?

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XX

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13
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What chromosomes do men have?

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XY

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14
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Why are men more vulnerable to recessive disorders linked to the x chromosomes?

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They have an xy chromosome so they don’t have another x to bump off the x linked disorders

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15
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behavior genetics

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goal is to identify how much genes influence behavior

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16
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MZ twins

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identical; share 100% of genes

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17
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DZ twins

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fraternal; share 50% of genes

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18
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heritability

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an estimate of the extent to which genes are responsible for differences among people within a specific population

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19
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What percentage of population differences can we get from environmental and genetic

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.70 = genetic factor is estimated to contribute 70%
environmental = 30%
intelligence heritability factor = .50

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20
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what family is the heritability of intelligence higher?

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middle-income families > lower income

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21
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concordance rate

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degree of similarity in phenotype among pairs of family members

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22
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What is the percent of twin B developing schizophrenia if twin A has it? MZ twins

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50%

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23
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What is the percent of twin B developing schizophrenia if twin A has it? DZ twins

24
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epigenetics

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development results from bidirectional interactions between genotype and environment

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gilbert gottlieb
there is not a single, predetermined path for any developmental outcome
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reaction range
range of possible developmental paths established by genes; environment determines where development takes place within that range
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Drs Sandra Scarr & Kathleen McCartney Theory
genes influence the kind of environment we experience
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passive genotype
occur when parents provide the genes and environment
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evocative effect
occur when inherited characteristics evoke responses from others
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active genotype
when people seek out environments that corresponds to their genotypic characteristics = niche-picking
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passive - childhood
more pronounced
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active - childhood
relatively weak
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passive - adolesence
less pronounced
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active - adolescence
increase
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passive - adulthood
fades entirely
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active - adulthood
most pronounced
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evocative
stable throughout life
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embryonic disk (inner layer)
will become an embryo
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outer layer
trophoblast provides nourishment and protects embryo
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embryonic disk layers
ectoderm endoderm mesoderm
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ectoderm
skin, hair, nails, sensory and nervous systems
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mesoderm
muscular, reproductive, and circulatory
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conception
union of gametes
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Germinal period
first two weeks after conception
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What happens the first week of the germinal period?
rapid cell division embryonic disk (inner layer) = will become embryo outer layer = nourishes and protects
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What develops during the germinal period?
umbilical cord, placenta, amnion
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embryonic period
weeks 3-8 (weeks 5-8 of pregnancy)
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What develops during the embryonic period?
embryonic disk nervous system circulatory system digestive system lungs skin muscle
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What is developed at the end of the embryonic period?
main body parts main organs sexual differentiation
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Fetal period
week 9 (week 11 of pregnancy) to birth
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what is developed at the end of the fetal period?
genitals formed fingernails, toenails, tastebuds heartbeat heard through stethoscope
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1st trimester
weeks 9-12
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2nd trimester
weeks 13-24 Movement felt by mother (kicks, turns) Breathes amniotic fluid, sucks thumb Responds to sounds
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3rd trimester
weeks 24-38 Lungs fully develop Weight gain! Brain development continues  sleep-wake cycles like newborn Awareness of external environment
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viability
ability to survive outside the womb
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whats the last major organ to develop?
the lungs