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What is psychology?
Is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes
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What is the soma responsible for?
Life of the cell
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What are the three types of cones in the trichrgmatic theory?
Red, Blue and Green
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Sleep was once referred to?
The gentle tyrant
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Kim plays in class. Kim's teacher slams a book on the desk everytime she hit her. When Kim hears a book slam she jumps.
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What is the psychology goal?
The goals cordern learning how the physical world works
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When does sodium ion enters the cell?
Cells is resting
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Where are the sensory receptors located?
Nervous System
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What is the cycle of bodily rhytm that occurs over a 24-hour period?
Circadian rhythm
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What classical condition an involuntary response to a naturally or occuring or unconditioned stimulus?
Uncondioned response
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What does Gestalt psychology focus on?
Perception and Sensation
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What bundles of myelin-coated axons travel together is?
Nerves "Cables"
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What does the lens do?
Changes shape to bring objects into focus
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How much sleep does an adult need?
7 to 9 hours
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What stimulus that has no effect on the desired response?
Neutral Stimulus
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What is behaviorism?
The science of behavior that focuses on observable behavior only.
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What does the oligodendrocytes produce?
Myelin
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Where does optic nerve send visual information?
To the brain
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What are the two kinds of sleep?
REM and Non-REM
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What conditioned taste aversions?
BiologicalPreparedness
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When did congitive perspective became a major force in the field?
1960
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Where does oligodendrocytes produce myelin?
Brain and Spinal cord
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What does Iris muscle control?
Size of the pupil
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what waves indicate a state of relaxation or light sleep?
Alpha Waves
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What reinforcement of a response by addition or experiencing of a pleasurable stimulus?
Positive reinforcement
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