Sensation/Perception
Where photoreceptors are located
What is the retina?
Piaget's first stage
What is Sensorimotor?
We are motivated to reduce feelings like hunger
What is drive reduction theory?
The lobe where personality and critical thinking occur
What is the frontal lobe?
The experiment where participants believed they were shocking another participant when answering questions incorrectly
What is the Stanley Milgram Obedience Study?
Transmits signals to the temporal lobes
What is the cochlea?
What is authoritarian?
The Big 5 Personality traits
What is OCEAN?
Produces fear
Blaming your failure on situational factors and the failure of others on personal factors
What is fundamental attribution error (or actor observer bias)?
changes in shapes, shadows, colors, and brightness do not confuse our perception of objects
What is constancy?
Erikson's stage where school aged kids compete to be the best
What is industry v. inferiority?
We can be motivated to do unhealthy things
What is opponent process theory?
Involved in metabolism
What is the hypothalamus?
Doing something good without expecting any reward
What is altruism?
What is sensory adaptation?
Attachment style that produces feelings of insecurity
What is anxious attachment?
We cognitively label the emotion felt by a certain situation and that determines if we will want to experience it again
What is cognitive appraisal theory?
Protects the axon
What is the Myelin Sheath?
What is cognitive dissonance?
Not perceiving a stimulus that is present
Erikson's stage where kids explore their surroundings and try new things
What is autonomy v. shame/doubt?
High road/low road
What is Ledoux Theory?
The neurotransmitter involved in fight or flight
What is norepinephrine or epinephrine?
A common goal that must be achieved by working together
What is a superordinate goal?