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Definition of Psychology: Greek roots psyche, meaning ___or___, and logos meaning ___
soul or mine, word
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Systematic study of behavior and experience
Psychology
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deal with both theoretical and practical question also describe, predict, and explain human behavior moreover they use scientific methods.
Psychologist
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List the 1 to 4 goal of Psychology with there key words.
Description - understand anything Explanation - explanations for a particular behavior Prediction - what will happen in the future Control - modification of some behavior from undesirable to desirable
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a trained observer could descern intelligence, moral character moreover this theory gave rise to the field of phrenology
Franz Josef Gall
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Physician and Physicist first scientific experiment on perception
Gustav Fechner
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ground breaking experiment through visual auditory perception
Herman Von Helmholtz
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who wrote about the souls relationship to the body
Aristotle
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who wrote about dualism which tells us that the soul could exist separately from the body
Plato
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said that the pineal gland was the seat of the soul
Descartes
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a hole in a patients skull with crude instrument a procedure called?
Trephining
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nerves are hollow tubes through which "animal sprite" conduct impulses like water transmitted through a pipe
Rene Descartes
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Uses the method of introspection to identify basic elements of structures of psychological experience List the founder and School of Thought (Early Perspective)
Wilhelm Wundt & Edward B Titchener Structuralism
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attempts to understand why animal and humans have developed the particular psychological aspects they posess this school of thought focuses on how the mind allows people to function in the real world
William James Functionalism
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Emphasize that the whole of anything is more significant than it's parts
Max Wertheimer, Kurt Kafka, Wolfgang Kohler Gestalt Psychology
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focuses on unconscious mind, feelings and early childhood experiences shaping our behavior also it explains that human behavior is dictated by unconscious mind.
Psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud
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based on the premise that it is impossible to study mind objectively
B.F Skinner John B Watson Ivan Pavlov Behaviorism
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emphasize the existence of the person as a free and responsible agent determining their development thorough acts of the will
Existentialism by Jean Paul Sartre
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emphasize that a person is inherently good and motivated to learn and improved
Humanistic Psychology of Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers
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phenomena in terms of human body
Neurobiological/ Psychological Approach
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assumption about human nature
Behavioristic perspective
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influence on conscious behavior and early childhood experiences
Psychodynamic Perspective
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human problems, there is human potential to be good and fully functioning
humanistic perspective
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understand them in terms of adaptation and survival and the idea of the survival of the fittest
Evolutionary Approach
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learning through the context of genotype affect expression in terms of the phenotype
Epigenetics Perspective
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perspective of the culture and ecology in which human behavior is embedded
Eco cultural perspective
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List 15 types of Subfields of Psychology with key terms
Brain Science and Cognitive Psychology - investigate how human mind thinks, remember and learn. Climate and Environmental Psychology - employ psychological science to enhance human relationship with surrounding environment. Clinical Psychology - treatment of complicated human problems Counseling Psychology - focus on promoting personal and interpersonal functioning across the life span. Developmental Psychology - how people developed and adapt thoroughout their lives. Educational Psychology - learn and attain information Experimental Psychology - underlying mechanism of human and animal behavior. Forensic and public service psychology - serve the judicial system and organization devoted to public safety. Health Psychology - promote health, prevent disease, and enhance healt care. Human factors and engineering psychology - experience more simpler and comfortable. Industrial and organizational psychology - investigate human behavior in organizations and workplace. Quantitative psychology - procedures used to evaluate human behavior and other qualities. Rehabilitation psychology - examine people with disability. Social Psychology - how we view our self with the rest of the world. Sport and performance psychology - capacity in sports, exercises and performance.
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List the three importance of Psychology
Self Knowledge Learning about others Solving important problems
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neurons are received from the branch like structures
Dendrites
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passes to the cell body or soma which is also responsible in maintaining cells life
Nerve Impulse
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messages then passes through the ___
Axon
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tube like structures
Axon Terminals
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neurons developed and work
Glial Cells
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providing insulation for neurons/ fatty substance that coats the axons
Myelin
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are bundles of axons coaten in myelin
Nerves
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electrically charge
Neural Impulse
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outside the neuron______ inside the neuron_____
Sodium Ions & Potassium Ions
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excitatory = to fire / inhibitor = causing it to stop firing
Neurotransmitter
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specific enzymes is designed to break down the neurotransmitter
Enzymatic Degradation
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the true core of the nervous system
Brain
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controls complex thoughts process
Cerebral Cortex
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connects left and right hemisphere of the brain
Corpus Callosum
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parts of of forebrain that relays information from sensory organ to the Cortex also switching station that sends sensory information to the Cortex located at the center of the brain if it's damage then the result will be partial lost of hearing sight touch or taste
Thalamus
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fear, thirst, sexual desire, and agression we feel / located below the thalamus above pituitary gland powerful part of brain term of ___ in limbic system hunger, thirst, sexual behavior, sleeping, walking and emotions another term: start or stop making hormones
Hypothalamus
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regulates other endocrine gland
Pituitary Gland
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relays message between the cerebellum and the cortex
Pons
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network of neurons that control our attention, arousal and alertness
Reticular Formation (RF)
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hindbrain that controls heartbeat, breathing and swallowing located at very bottom of the brain the top of spinal column
Medulla
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role in our learning, memory, and ability to compare sensory infos to expectation also located in temporal lobe and responsible for storing memory
Hippocampus
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controls balance and maintains muscle coordinates located at the base and back of the brain
Cerebellum
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controls fear response or memory of fearful stimuli
Amygdala
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parts of limbic system hippocampus and mammillary bodies.
Fornix
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outer covering of the cerebrum packed layer of neurons ten of an inch thickness
Cortex
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greater intelligence
Cortical Area
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thick band of neurons
Corpus Callosum
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major physical structure
lobes
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primary visual cortex
Occipital Lobes
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somatosensory area
Parietal Lobes
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primary auditory area
Temporal Lobes
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higher mental function
frontal lobe
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left frontal lobe understandable speech
Broca's Area
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pronounced incorrectly
Broca's Aphasia
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left frontal lobe understanding of language
Wernicke's Area
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speech is fluent but nonsensical
Wernicke's Aphasia
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extends from spinal cord and brain to the body extramities
Peripheral Nervous System
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motion of the eyes
Somatic Division
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controls the part of the body that keep us alive
Automatic Division
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often called as fight or flight/ prepare the body to stressful action
Sympathetic Division
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calm the body after the emergency has ended
Parasympathetic Division
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glands in the body that make hormones
Endocrine System
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master gland of the endocrine system
Pituitary
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chemical called melatonin which helps the body to gets ready to sleep
Pineal
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controls the metabolism
Thyroid
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white blood cells called T- lymphocytes
Thymus
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making the fight or flight
Adrenals
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digestive and endocrine systems
Pancreas
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make estrogen and progesterone
Ovaries
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testosterone
Testes
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____ heredity/ ____ environmental influences
Nature - Nurture
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special molecule that contains material of the organism
DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC Acid (DNA)
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DNA is called ___ Specific arrangements of ___ ____ located on rod shaped structure called ____ which are found in the ____ of cell Humans have ______ each body cells ___ of this comes from the ____ The other ___ of this comes from the ____ _______ , it determine most characteristic
gene amines genes - chromosomes nucleus 46 chromosomes 23 mothers egg 23 father's sperm 22 such pairs called autosomes
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last pair determined the sex of the person
Sex Chromosomes
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carried by recessive gene child inherited 2 recessive genes one from each parents
Genetic Disorders
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Persons sweat became too salty
Cystic Fibrosis
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red blood cells from flexible circles into an abnormal, rigid, sickle shape.
Sickle Cell Anemia
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causes problem in metabolism fats
Tay Sachs Disease
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_____ difficulty digesting an amino acid called _____ comes from the food we eat
Phenylketonuria or PKU / Phenylalanine
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almond shape and wide eyes
Down Syndrome
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extra sex xhromosomes in the 23rd pair in which of sex chromosomes is XXY
Klinefelter Syndrome
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lone X chromosomes
Turner Syndrome
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actual birth is approximately nine months
Prenatal
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mass of cells blastocyst moves down the fallopian tube into uterus
Germinal Period
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Provides Nurishments
Placenta
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vital organs and structure of the baby form begin and ends at 8 weeks
Embryonic Period
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that can be caused a congenital disability
Teratogen
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ninths weeks untill the birthof the baby
Fetal Period
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also called monozygotic twins
Identical Twins
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are dizygotic twins
Fraternal Twins
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conjoined twins
Siamese Twins
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occurs rapidy from birth to two yrs
Physical Development