social ekek Flashcards

(35 cards)

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study of human behavior based on genetically transmitted behavioral traits

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Sociobiology

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any change in genetic makeup of a population

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evolution

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Systematic study of animal behavior

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Ethology

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4
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coined the term imprinting

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Konrad Lorenz

Imprinting- young animals are sensitive to stimuli, w/c may result in behavioral patterns later on.

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5
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Imprinting happens on a particular period

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critical period

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6
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Differentiate Innate from Fixed action pattern

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Both are genetically determined

FAP- may be influenced by the experience, and species specific

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Among animals, sometimes they neither perform fight or flight in stressful stimuations, what is this phenomena and who coined it ?

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Displacement activities

Nikolas tinbergen

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Conceot in communication, the initiator requires costly behavior inorder to ensure success

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Handicap principle

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9
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2 forms of social deprivation

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isolation and separation

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10
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This man studies social deprivation and coined the term contact comfort

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Harry Harlow

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Expected results and corresponding classes of social deprivation among non human primates

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Total isolation- self orality, fearful, unbale to nurture offspring, no recovery if >6mos

Mother or peer reered onlu- clingy, unable to explore

Partial isolation- stares into spaces, with self mutilation

Separation- protest, then after 48hrs- despair then immediate reattchement

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Pavlovian term for stress syndrome - conditioning tech that results from extreme agitations

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experimental neurosis

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Stress syndrome, reactions when dogs are forced into conflicting learning situations

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coined by Gantt

Behavioral disorder

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14
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Done among sheeps and goatsa, doubling the amount of daily tests

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by Liddell

Experimental neurasthenia

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15
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Model of depression

dogs have deficits on cognitive, motivational or affect

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Learned Helplessness by Martin Seligman

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16
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Unpredictable stress can lead to this behaviors

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dec in explopratory behavior

restless, hyoerirritable, tense

17
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Aspects of personality you are born with

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Temperament

How of the behavior

personality— what of the behavior

18
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This drug can produce depressive like symptoms

- anti-HTN

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Reserpine

MOA: NE depleting drug

19
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Rx that can produce paranoid schiz like symptoms

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Cocaine / methamph

20
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Effect of sensory deprivation among prisoners of war

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increase in suggestibility = Brain washing

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Effect of social / sensory deprivation on Ego functions

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consfusion
Irrationality
fantasy formation
Wish dominated mental reactions

pxxs can become dependent to the experimenter for basic needs= stockholm syndrome??

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set of values, beliefs, norms shared by groups of people

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what are the 6 essenstial components of culture

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  • it can be learned
  • passed from 1 gen to the next
  • words, behaviors, beliefs have meaning agreed upon by the group
  • template to shape for future behaviors
  • exist in constant state of change
  • includes patterns of sub/ obj components
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By which humans are grouped physiognomy

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How do ethnicity diff from race
Ethinicity- subjective sense of belongingness Race- By which humans are grouped physiognomy
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2 determining factors for outcome of acculturation
- desire to preserve the uniqueness of ones culture/ heritage - wish to be more involve with the majority / another culture
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outcome of acculturation wherein | rejection of ones own cultural uniqueness and alienated from another culture
Marginalization
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outcome of acculturation wherein | preservation ones own cultural uniqueness and involvement from another culture is achieved
Integration other outcomes Rejection- focus on ones own culture Assimilation - focus on new/ another culture Margibalization- none
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Race rhat is more prone to mood disorders
white>Hispanics>africans
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T or false Africans are 3x more risk for developing psychotic/ schiz vs whites
true low socioeconomic status
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Dissociative cultural syndrome | initial depression, then ff by violent outburst , common among males, IndoMalaysian
Amok - minor stress - partial / total amnesia
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Dissociative cultural syndrome frequently trigerred by sudden , stressful family problems women with marital disruption sense of being out of control
Ataque de nervios - cessation is abrupt / gradual - alcoholado
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Diff Ataque de nervios vs Panic attacks
Ataque- Desahoragse- unburdening of problems, feklt better after
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Altered in consciousness, memory, behavior, identity attributed to direct spiritual influence
Posession syndrome - female to male 3:1 normative cultural category in India nad Sri Lanka
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weakness of the nervous system
Shenjing Shuairuo- sick role neurasthenia ``` 3 out of 5 weakness emotional excitement nervous sympoytoms sleep disturbance ```