Socio Final

Question 1

Types of Sleeping Disorders:

Answer 1

Insomnia, Apnea, Narcolepsy, Night Terrors, Sleep Walking, Sleep Paralysis.

Question 2

Night terrors are most common in:

Answer 2

Children

Question 3

Deepest sleep:

Answer 3

NRem 3

Question 4

Focusing one’s attention to clear one’s mind & produce relaxation:

Answer 4

Meditation

Question 5

How often do we repeat the sleep cycle?

Answer 5

Every 90 mins

Question 6

What is sleep deprivation?

Answer 6

Failure to sleep enough

Question 7

Hypnosis definition:

Answer 7

Psychologically induced form of consciousness where one is highly suggest able to changes in behaviour and thought

Question 8

Meditation definition:

Answer 8

Focusing one’s attention to clear one’s mind & produce relaxation

Question 9

Harvey has devoted his life to the search for psysical pleasure and immediate need gratification. Freud would say that Harvey is dominated by his:

Answer 9

Id

Question 10

What are the Big 5 personality factors?

Answer 10

Openness, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism

Question 11

Define Psychoanalytic theory:

Answer 11

An approach to understanding personality that emphasises unconscious processes

Question 12

Defense mechanisms:

Answer 12

Rationalization, Repressions, Projection, Denial, Regression, Displacement, Sublimation

Question 13

What did Maslow call the process of fulfilling one’s potential?

Answer 13

Self-actualization

Question 14

What is Id?

Answer 14

Unconcious. Instinctual, biological burgers, pleasure principle, immediate gratification– Devil on shoulder

Question 15

What is Ego?

Answer 15

Concious. Rational, allows Id to express itself safely, thoughtful, –Mediator

Question 16

What is Superego?

Answer 16

Moral, right vs wrong, causes guilt for the wrong thing– Angel on shoulder

Question 17

THeory that places most emphasis on the uncious mind:

Answer 17

Psychoanalysis

Question 18

This THeory of motivation indicated organisms are motivated to meet basic biological needs that might be missing at that time.

Answer 18

Drive reduction

Question 19

Definition of emotion

Answer 19

State of feeling resulting in physical and psychological changes that influence thought & behaviour.

Question 20

Emotions are comprised of:

Answer 20

Physical arousal, Cognitive experience, & Outward expressive bahaviors

Question 21

Definition of Motivation:

Answer 21

Various psychological and psysiological factors that cause one to act a certain way

Question 22

A Drive is:

Answer 22

State of tension produced by a NEED

Question 23

A Motive is:

Answer 23

Reason for doing something, primarily from social & psychological mechanisms

Question 24

Know the different kinds of dreams:

Answer 24

Lucid, Recurring, Nightmares, & Common

Question 25

Rationalization is:

Answer 25

Creating false but believable excuses to Justify Unaccetable Behaviour

Question 26

These types of traits are fundamental to a person and govern their entire life:

Answer 26

Personality

Question 27

Iconic memory:

Answer 27

Visual imagery

Question 28

Classical Conditional

Answer 28

Learning to link 2 stimuli in a way that helps us anticipate an event to which we have a reaction

Question 29

Positive Reinforcement:

Answer 29

Strengthen tendency to repeat a response with addition of something pleasant

Question 30

Negative Reinforcement:

Answer 30

Strengthen tendency to repeat response with subtracting something unpleasant

Question 31

Positive Punishment:

Answer 31

Adds something unpleasant

Question 32

Negative Punishment

Answer 32

Takes away something pleasant / desired

Question 33

Operant conditioning is:

Answer 33

An act followed by a reward or punishment

Question 34

Definition of psychology

Answer 34

Scientific study of mental processes & heaahior (thoughts, feelings, actions)

Question 35

What is Chunking?

Answer 35

Grouping data together (like in phone numbers)

Question 36

A mneumonic device is:

Answer 36

An acronym or phrase to help one remember information