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exam 1 chapter 1 2 3 general psychologyVersión en línea ftugjvhb79tyiuhkjn7t8iygukhbj yigkhbj,nm 79uohjlnk por Julissa Sol 1 YELLOW signals are transmitted across the soma, down a major extension known as the _____. Written answer 2 RED Serves as input sites where signals are received from other neurons (plant roots) Written answer 3 PINK (not counted) Written answer 4 ORANGE (3) ending nerve fibers that release neurotransmitters to communicate with other cells at synapse transmit thoughts, emotions, and actions by mediating the release of chemical messengers like dopamine and acetylcholine Written answer 5 CYAN Written answer 6 BLUE Written answer 7 transmit messages from sensory receptors TO the spinal chord Written answer 8 transmit messages FROM the SPINE TO MUSCLES and GLANDS Written answer 9 neurons that mediate both sensory input and motor output (make up most of the brain and spine) Written answer 10 PREPARES the body for stress related activities ex: threats Written answer 11 associated with RETURNING the body to routine, day to day operations Written answer 12 NETWORK of glads and organs that PRODUCE and RELEASE HORMONES Written answer 13 produced hormones involved in STRESS RESPONSE, regulates metabolism, blood pressure, salt and water balance Written answer 14 positive spike SIGNAL that moves from the cell body down the axon to the axon terminals Written answer 15 located in the forward part of the brain. involved in reasoning motor control language emotion Written answer 16 located on side of the head. associated with hearing memory emotion some aspects of language Written answer 17 involved in processing information from the body's senses. located behind the front lobe. Written answer 18 coordinates both the autonomic nervous system and activity of the pituitary controlling body temp, sleep, thirst, mood; regulates essential functions Written answer 19 sensory relay for the brain (except the smell sense) are routed through here before being directed to other areas of the brain for processing. Written answer 20 involved in our experience of emotion and in tying emotional meaning to our memories Written answer 21 the think band of neural fibers connecting the two hemispheres consists of 200 million axons. allows hemispheres to communicate w each other. info processing corpus callosum Written answer 22 receives messages from muscles, tendons, joints and structures in our ears to control balance, coordination, movement, and motor skills Written answer 23 involved in language production and understanding it Written answer 24 steady negatively charges state if a cell's membrane when its not actively transmitting signal. Written answer 25 where is the motor cortex located a b frontal lobe c d 26 where is the sensory cortex located a b inside brains parietal lobe c d 27 REDOwhat functions are associated with the right hemisphere a b c d e f 28 what three brain structures make up the BRAINSTEM Written answer 29 what three structures make up the hindbrain Written answer 30 repetition of an experiment using different samples to determine reliability Written answer 31 experimental manipulation; the treatment or variable being tested Written answer 32 the factor that is used to manipulate or change the effects of another variable, on the dependent variable. Written answer 33 the factor or outcome thats measured in a study to see if it changes in response to a manipulation of the independent variable Written answer 34 random sample is a subset or a larger population in which every member of the population has an equal chance of being selected Written answer 35 all participants have an equal chance of being assigned to either group, randomly assigned Written answer 36 this group gets the experimental manipulation, the treatment or variable being tested Written answer 37 this group does not receive the experimental manipulation Written answer 38 average add up then divide by number of set of number Written answer 39 middle 50% 50% Written answer 40 appears the most majority rules Written answer 41 difference # - # = range Written answer 42 statistical measure of unit that quantifies the amount of variation or dispersion in a database, indicates how much the score deviate from the mean Written answer 43 also known as symmetrical bell curve graph that depicts the distribution of data points in a population Written answer 44 is a number from -1 to +1 that indicates the strength and direction of the relationship between variables, represented by letter "r" Written answer 45 the various move in the same direction as one variable increases so does the other, when one variable decreases so does the other Written answer 46 the variable move in the same direction. if two variables are negatively correlated. a decrease in one variable is associated with an increase in the other vise versa Written answer 47 means the correlation coefficient is close to -1 or +1 indicating the data points cluster tightly around a line on a graph hint \|r\|>0.75 Written answer 48 occurs when the coefficient is closer to the 0, the data points are more spread out, no clear linear pattern \|r\|>0.75 Written answer 49 visually shows the relationship between two quantitive variables by plotting each data points as one point Written answer 50 the probability of obtaining a result as extreme or ore extreme than the observes result, assuming there is no effect or relationship between two variables p<.05 Written answer 51 visually represent the relationship between two quantitive variables Written answer 52 cause and effect relationship by manipulating an independent variable and ,easier its effect on a dependent variable Written answer 53 what percentage of cases will fall 15 points in either direction from the mean of 100? (what percentage of cases fall between -1 and +1 standard deviation units from the mean?) Written answer 54 if intelligence scores are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15, approximately what percentage of the population will have intelligence scores between 70 and 130 Written answer 55 Which statistical measure would be most useful in predicting a future event based on current data Written answer 56 What would it tell us if a distribution has a standard deviation of zero? Choose one or more answers a all data points are identical and equal to the mean b no variability, c all data values in the set are the same d 57 What does a scatter diagram look like if the correlation is positive? Negative? ez Written answer 58 what is psychology Written answer 59 who is father of psychology proper Written answer 60 structuralism aimed to break down consciousness into its basic elements and structures using introspection Wilhelm Wundt 3 main words Written answer 61 psychoanalytic freud unconscious mind determines who you are. outside of your awareness, automatic 3 main words Written answer 62 behavioral Watson how you were reinforced, punished, environment shapes who you household 3 main words Written answer 63 social cognitive bandura interaction between the social world and how we think perceive shapes us interpretation 3 main words Written answer 64 humanistic Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow choice responsibility free will self determination shapes who you are 4 main words Written answer 65 sociocultural lev vygotsky society culture influences us, learning and development are shaped by social interaction and cultural context, instead of being purely innate or individual processes. Written answer 66 evolutionary psychology Charles darwin how we think and behave is influenced by evolution by natural selection 2 main words Written answer 67 behavioral neuroscience rene descartes neurochemistry and genetics brainchemistry and genetics (health) and mental health Written answer 68 structuralism a Maslow Abraham b John B Watson c Wundt Wilhelm d Hebb Donald 69 psychonanalytic a Donald Hebb b Charles darwin c sigmund freud d Albert bandura 70 behavioralism a Rene D b Carl rogers c John b Watson d Lev vygotsky 71 social cognitive a Albert bandura b Donald Hebb c rene Des d lev vygotsky 72 humanistic (2) Choose one or more answers a carl rogers b Abraham Maslow c William Wundt d Donal Hebb e John b Watson 73 sociocultural a sigmund freud b Albert bandura c lev vygotsky d carl rogers 74 evolutionary a charles darwin b John b Watson c lev vygotsky d sigmund freud 75 behavioral neuroscience (2) Choose one or more answers a carl rogers b Donal Hebb c Albert bandura d rene des 76 connected to hypothalamus control functions like growth, metabolism, reproduction, and water balance Written answer 77 an essential structure for learning and memory Written answer 78 3 types on nuerons a b c d 79 3 specific neurotransmitters Written answer 80 neurons reabsorb neurotransmitters from the synaptic cleft after they have been released Written answer 81 green Written answer 82 blue Written answer 83 red Written answer 84 purple Written answer 85 pink Written answer Feedback 1 answer: Axon 2 answer: Dendrite 3 Answer) telodendria 4 answer: Axon Terminals or terminal knobs 5 answer: soma 6 answer: glial glands 7 hint: sensory, A = arrive Answer: afferent 8 HInt; motor E = Exit 9 answer: INTERNEURONS 10 hint: SNS think SOS ur nervous answer: Sympathetic nervous system 11 "PARA" \| \| think parallel lines the same but not answer: PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM 12 hint: endocrine produce and release hormones answer: ENDROCRINE SYSTEM 13 hint: adrenal answer: ADRENAL GLANDS 14 answer: ACTION POTENTIAL 15 answer: FRONTAL LOBE 16 temporal means near the temples answer: TEMPORAL LOBE 17 answer: PARIETAL LOBE 18 hint: answer: HYPOTHALAMUS 19 hint: answer: THALAMUS 20 hint: Amy is emotional Answer: AMYGDALA 21 hint: CORe of the brain used to CALL each other 22 answer: CEREBELLUM 23 answer: BROCA'S AREA 24 answer; RESTING POTENTIAL 25 motor cortex is contained in the frontal lobe frontal lobe is in the forward part if the brain answer: FRONTAL LOBE 26 also known as the somatosensory cortex area of the brain which processes touch and sensations behind the frontal lobe answer: INSIDE BRAINS PARIETAL LOBE 27 answer: controls the left half of the body pitch perception arousal negative emotions 28 answer: the midbrain, the pons, and the medulla oblongata (or medulla). 29 answer: medulla oblongata, pons, and cerebellum 30 answer: REPLICATION 31 answer: EXPERIMENTAL METHOD 32 answer: INDEPENDENT VARIABLE 33 answer DEPENDENT VARIABLE 34 answer RANDOM SAMPLE 35 answer: random assignment 36 answer EXPERIMENTAL GROUP 37 answer CONTROL GROUP 38 teacher gives average of grade answer: MEAN 39 answer MEDIAN 40 answer: MODE 41 answer RANGE 42 answer; STANDARD DEVIATION 43 answer : NORMAL CURVE 44 answer: CORRELATION COEFFICIENT 45 answer: POSITIVE CORRELATION 46 answer: NEGATIVE CORRELATION 47 answer. STRONG CORRELATION 48 answer: WEAK CORRELATION 49 two quantitive variables plotted answer: SCATTER DIAGRAM 50 answer: STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE 51 ex smoking and cancer answer: CORRELATION RESEARCH 52 ex temp in a class 53 68% finish the sentence 54 95% percent will have intelligence scores between 70 and 130 55 answer predictive validity using correlation coefficient 56 a b c 57 / and \ 58 the scientific study of the mind, brain, and behavior 59 William James 60 structuralism, introspection, wundt 61 psychoanalytic, freud, unconscious mind 62 behavioral, Watson, environment 63 social cognitive, bandura, interpretation 64 humanistic emphasizes choice Carl Rogers Abraham Moslow and nazo maybe 65 sociocultural, lev vygotsky, interaction 67 neuroscience, rene d, brainchemistry 68 wundt 69 sigmund freud 71 Albert bandura 72 carl rogers and Abraham Maslow cram human 73 lev vygotsky 74 charles darwin 75 rene des and Donal Hebb 76 answer: PITUITARY SYSTEM 77 answer: HIPPOCAMPUS 79 answer: Dopamine (Da), Serotonin, Acetylcholine (Ach) 80 answer REUPTAKE 82 neurotransmitters 83 axon terminal 84 synaptic vesicle 85 synaptic gap

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por Julissa Sol

YELLOW signals are transmitted across the soma, down a major extension known as the _____.

RED Serves as input sites where signals are received from other neurons (plant roots)

PINK (not counted)

ORANGE (3) ending nerve fibers that release neurotransmitters to communicate with other cells at synapse transmit thoughts, emotions, and actions by mediating the release of chemical messengers like dopamine and acetylcholine

CYAN

BLUE

transmit messages from sensory receptors TO the spinal chord

transmit messages FROM the SPINE TO MUSCLES and GLANDS

neurons that mediate both sensory input and motor output (make up most of the brain and spine)

PREPARES the body for stress related activities ex: threats

associated with RETURNING the body to routine, day to day operations

NETWORK of glads and organs that PRODUCE and RELEASE HORMONES

produced hormones involved in STRESS RESPONSE, regulates metabolism, blood pressure, salt and water balance

positive spike SIGNAL that moves from the cell body down the axon to the axon terminals

located in the forward part of the brain. involved in reasoning motor control language emotion

located on side of the head. associated with hearing memory emotion some aspects of language

involved in processing information from the body's senses. located behind the front lobe.

coordinates both the autonomic nervous system and activity of the pituitary controlling body temp, sleep, thirst, mood; regulates essential functions

sensory relay for the brain (except the smell sense) are routed through here before being directed to other areas of the brain for processing.

involved in our experience of emotion and in tying emotional meaning to our memories

the think band of neural fibers connecting the two hemispheres consists of 200 million axons. allows hemispheres to communicate w each other. info processing corpus callosum

receives messages from muscles, tendons, joints and structures in our ears to control balance, coordination, movement, and motor skills

involved in language production and understanding it

steady negatively charges state if a cell's membrane when its not actively transmitting signal.

where is the motor cortex located

where is the sensory cortex located

REDOwhat functions are associated with the right hemisphere

what three brain structures make up the BRAINSTEM

what three structures make up the hindbrain

repetition of an experiment using different samples to determine reliability

experimental manipulation; the treatment or variable being tested

the factor that is used to manipulate or change the effects of another variable, on the dependent variable.

the factor or outcome thats measured in a study to see if it changes in response to a manipulation of the independent variable

random sample is a subset or a larger population in which every member of the population has an equal chance of being selected

all participants have an equal chance of being assigned to either group, randomly assigned

this group gets the experimental manipulation, the treatment or variable being tested

this group does not receive the experimental manipulation

average add up then divide by number of set of number

middle 50% 50%

appears the most majority rules

difference # - # = range

statistical measure of unit that quantifies the amount of variation or dispersion in a database, indicates how much the score deviate from the mean

also known as symmetrical bell curve graph that depicts the distribution of data points in a population

is a number from -1 to +1 that indicates the strength and direction of the relationship between variables, represented by letter "r"

the various move in the same direction as one variable increases so does the other, when one variable decreases so does the other

the variable move in the same direction. if two variables are negatively correlated. a decrease in one variable is associated with an increase in the other vise versa

means the correlation coefficient is close to -1 or +1 indicating the data points cluster tightly around a line on a graph hint |r|>0.75

occurs when the coefficient is closer to the 0, the data points are more spread out, no clear linear pattern |r|>0.75

visually shows the relationship between two quantitive variables by plotting each data points as one point

the probability of obtaining a result as extreme or ore extreme than the observes result, assuming there is no effect or relationship between two variables p<.05

visually represent the relationship between two quantitive variables

cause and effect relationship by manipulating an independent variable and ,easier its effect on a dependent variable

what percentage of cases will fall 15 points in either direction from the mean of 100? (what percentage of cases fall between -1 and +1 standard deviation units from the mean?)

if intelligence scores are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15, approximately what percentage of the population will have intelligence scores between 70 and 130

Which statistical measure would be most useful in predicting a future event based on current data

What would it tell us if a distribution has a standard deviation of zero?

What does a scatter diagram look like if the correlation is positive? Negative? ez

what is psychology

who is father of psychology proper

structuralism aimed to break down consciousness into its basic elements and structures using introspection Wilhelm Wundt 3 main words

psychoanalytic freud unconscious mind determines who you are. outside of your awareness, automatic 3 main words

behavioral Watson how you were reinforced, punished, environment shapes who you household 3 main words