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Field of Psychology focused on diagnosing and treating disorders
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clinical
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Field of Psychology focused on extending psychological principals to the real world
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applied
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Field of Psychology focused on discovering the basic principals of cognition and behavior
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experimental
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First school of psychology
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functionalism
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Makes up central nervous system and processes information
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interneurons
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Sends commands from CNS to muscles and glands
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motor neurons
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Sends informaton from enviroment to the CNS
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sensory neurons
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The space between neurons that allow for the exchange of chemical information
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synapse
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Part of neuron that detects chemical messages in the body
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dendrites
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Part of neuron that processes the chemical messages
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soma
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Part of neuron that turns chemical message into electrical message moves it
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axon
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Part of neuron that turns electrical messages into chemical messages and releases into the body
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axon terminal
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Part of brain that carries out basic life support
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hindbrain
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Part of brain the coordinates sensory input with motor response
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midbrain
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Part of brain that is made up of lobes
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forebrain
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Part of brain responsible for complex motor coordination's such as balance and talking
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cerebellum
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Part of brain that takes in visual relay
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superior colliculus
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Part of brain that takes in auditory relay
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inferior colliculus
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Part of brain largely responsible for memory
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hippocampus
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Lobe reasonable for turning information in the eyes into a mental image
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occipital
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Lobe reasonable for sense of touch, body awareness in space, and attention
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parietal
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Lobe reasonable for processing auditory information and language recognition
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temporal
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Lobe reasonable for voluntary behavior, decision making, and personality
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frontal
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Hormones get released from this
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gland
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Hormone responsible for physical growth
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testosterone
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Hormone responsible for preparing the body for sleep
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melatonin
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What does REM stand for in REM sleep
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rapid eye movement
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Part of the eye that bends the lens to focus light
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ciliary muscles
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Part of the eye that controls the amount of light allowed into the lens
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iris
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Outside part of the eye that protects the lens
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cornea
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The application of knowledge, expectations, and beliefs to sensory information
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top down processing
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Bones inside the ear
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ossicle
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Cells responsible for auditory input after being vibrated
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hair cells
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Type of play that makes use of observations- around 3 months old
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exploratory
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Type of play involving manipulation of objects to under stand their properties- around 1 year old
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manipulative
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Type of play using imagination- around 3 years old
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pretend
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Type of play that uses objects or materials in a oriented way to make something- around 4 years old
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constructive
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Kohlberg's 1st stage of moral development- based on external consequences
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preconvention
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Kohlberg's 2nd stage of moral development- justifying actions based on norms
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convention
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Kohlberg's 3rd stage of moral development- Based on personal code of ethics
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post convention
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Learning associations between events outside of your control
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classical conditioning
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Learning associations as a result of behavior
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operant conditioning
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Type of memory that involves using your short term memory
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working memory
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The behavior of changing behavior to fit a situation
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self-monitoring
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