Abnormal
This psychotic disorder is characterized by disturbances in thought, perception, and behavior. It is especially well known for its association with hallucinations.
Schizophrenia
This neurotransmitter is involved in reward, pleasure, and motivation.
Dopamine
His model of the psyche included the id, ego, and superego.
Sigmund Freud
This has occurred if a behavior has been followed by a stimulus and is more likely to occur in the future.
Reinforcement.
When asked, most people will rate themselves as at least slightly more attractive, more intelligent, or otherwise than average; exemplifying this bias.
Above-average bias.
This disorder is characterized by persistent thoughts or urges usually paired with seemingly unrelated behaviors to relieve these thoughts or urges.
OCD
This part of your brain is located right behind your forehead and is involved in executive functioning, reasoning, and self-awareness.
Prefrontal Cortex
This man wanted to maximize reinforcers and minimize punishers in society. He experimented with many rats and pigeons...
B F Skinner
This category of punishment involves removing a reinforcer or reinforcing conditions.
Negative punishment.
Bystander effect.
This eating disorder involves a feeding disturbance due to lack of interest in food, a sensory aversion, or fear of the consequences of eating (not weight gain or body image) that may lead to severe weight loss or nutritional deficiency.
ARFID
This part of the brain is located in the limbic system and involved in turning short-term memory into long-term memory, spatial navigation, and learning.
Hippocampus
California sterilized an estimated 20,000 based mostly on these types of tests, especially the Stanford-Binet, and eugenic beliefs.
IQ tests
Slot machines are an example of this schedule of reinforcement.
Variable ratio VR
This experiment showed that people are willing to go along with the group even if it is obvious the group is wrong.
Asch line experiment. (estimated 88% of college students pretend to hold more progressive beliefs, The Hill Forest Romm)
Those with this impulse control disorder are unable to resist an urge to steal. Stolen items are usually not needed and of little monetary value.
Kleptomania
These transport proteins consume an estimated 70% of ATP used by nerve cells and maintain the ion gradient involved in action potential.
Sodium-potassium pumps
This "founder of behaviorism" worked with Stanley Roser to bring psychological science into advertisement.
John Watson
In behavioral terms, self-control refers to the ability to do this with reinforcement.
Delay
Prosocial behaviors refer to behaviors that blank others.
Benefit
Those with this disorder falsify or intentionally induce physical or psychological symptoms to assume the "sick role" and not for the sake of some external gain.
Factitious disorder
This inhibitory neuromodulator builds up during the day and promotes the onset of sleep. Caffiene antagonizes its receptors!
Adenosine
Carl Jung believed in this, a universal, inherited layer of the psyche based on based on the life of our ancestors.
Collective unconscious.
Behaviorism is based on this philosophy that essentially states that all things can be explained outside of "will"
Determinism.
This mental discomfort comes from holding conflicting beliefs, values, or behaviors.
Cognitive dissonance.