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Mind Games: Psychology Puzzle
 

Mind Games: Psychology PuzzleVersión en línea

Drugs

por eloise
1

A drug-looking pill that does not contain medicine can still make symptoms feel better. What concept explains this phenomenon in psychology?

Hints

Inactive substances that resemble real treatments are used to test its impact.

It is commonly discussed in medical trials and experiments.

Belief about treatment can influence feelings and symptoms.

2

I am the uneasy gap when thoughts clash with actions, beliefs, or choices, making discomfort grow. What am I?

Hints

People often change their attitudes or justify their actions to reduce this discomfort.

This concept was introduced by Leon Festinger in the 1950s.

I refer to mental discomfort from holding conflicting beliefs, values, or attitudes.

3

I am a chemical messenger that helps feelings of pleasure and motivation land in the right spot. People chase me in big moments and small wins alike. What am I?

Hints

Commonly linked to the brain's reward pathway.

I helps drive goal-directed behavior.

I am released when you anticipate something rewarding.

4

Another tiny signal is often linked to mood and how we feel from day to day. I can influence sleep, appetite, and even anxiety. What am I?

Hints

I can be found at multiple places in the brain and gut.

I’m involved in many behaviors beyond mood.

I modulate mood more than I create it alone.

5

I am not a single thing but a type of molecule that carries messages between brain cells. Without me, neurons wouldn’t pass signals effectively. What am I?

Hints

I come in many different forms like dopamine and serotonin.

I cross the tiny gap between neurons.

I am not a hormone, but I can act like one.

6

I am the pattern of repeatedly chasing a feeling or payoff, often after repeated exposure to a rewarding stimulus. People seek me despite consequences. What am I?

Hints

The brain’s reward circuits can become hijacked.

I involves repeated use despite negative outcomes.

I can begin with pleasant feelings but may lead to loss of control.

7

Over time, you may need more of the same thing to feel the same effect I once gave. This is a built-in change in response. What am I?

Hints

It is a common feature in drug responses.

It can lead to using more to achieve the same effect.

It means diminishing response to a substance over time.

8

When a substance is no longer in your system, you can experience uncomfortable symptoms as your body readjusts. What am I describing?

Hints

It signals dependence in some cases.

Symptoms can be physical or psychological.

Occurs after stopping or cutting back on a drug.

9

The brain's reactions to rewarding events often trigger this, a driving force behind seeking more. It can be shaped by learning and biology. What am I?

Hints

Part of the brain’s reinforcement learning system.

Related to prediction of future gains.

It’s not just happiness; it can be a motivating signal.

10

A state of mind characterized by how you feel overall, not just momentary emotion. It can be influenced by chemicals and experiences. What am I?

Hints

Interacts with neurotransmitters like serotonin.

Drugs can shift it temporarily.

It is a broader, sustained emotional backdrop.

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