Definitions
Psychologist
Parts of the Brain
Mental Disorders
Theories
100

Neuroplasticity
 

The brain's ability to reorganize itself.

100

Sigmund Freud
 

Psychoanalysis

100

Cerebrum
 

Higher brain functions like thought and action.

100

Depression

 

Persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest.

100

Classical Conditioning
 

Learning process that pairs a neutral stimulus with a reflexive response

200

Synapse
 

Junction between two neurons.

200

B.F. Skinner

Behaviorism

200

Cerebellum
 

Coordination and balance.

200

Schizophrenia
 

Disorder affecting thought processes and emotional responsiveness.

200

Operant Conditioning
 

Learning process through rewards and punishments.

300

Heuristic
 

A mental shortcut for problem-solving.

300

Jean Piaget

Cognitive Development

300

Hippocampus
 

Memory formation.

300

Bipolar Disorder
 

Mood disorder with episodes of mania and depression.

300

Cognitive Dissonance
 

Discomfort from holding conflicting beliefs.

400

Homeostasis
 

Maintaining internal stability.

400

Carl Rogers
 

Humanistic Psychology

400

Amygdala
 

Emotion processing.

400

Anxiety Disorder
 

Excessive fear or worry.

400

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
 

A theory of human motivation based on a five-tier model of human needs.

500

Theory 

An explanation of behaviors or events based on observations and evidence.

500

Albert Bandura
 

Social Learning Theory

500

Prefrontal Cortex
 

Decision making and social behavior.

500

OCD
 

Unwanted repetitive thoughts and actions.

500

Social Learning Theory
 

Learning by observing others.

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