Name that part of the brain!
Vocabulary
Remember when?
Why do I act like this?
Who am I?
100

Name the 3 parts of the brain

hindbrain

midbrain

forebrain

100

Cells that transmit information across our bodies

Neurons

100

The theory that we forget things over time because they fade away.

Decay Theory

100

Training the brain using reward and consequence.

Conditioning

100

The favor of one thing over another

Bias

200

The system that runs nerves out to our fingers and toes.

Peripheral Nervous System

200

Overlapping categories of belonging (e.g. Black, female, and LGBTQ+)

Intersectionality

200

we can comfortably hold ___-____ bits of information in our working memory at a time.

4-7

200

Our brains are like computers and we react and learn from our surroundings.

Cognitive Theory

200

The theory that we remain our same selves because of what we remember.

Memory Theory

300

The chemicals that travel across synapses and control our emotions?

Neurotransmitters

300

the realization that things don't just disappear, but can return. It happens when we are babies in stage 1 of Piaget.

Object Permanence

300

The _ activating system acts as a filter to block unimportant information from reaching our brain.

Reticular

300

Internal motivation to accomplish a task.

Intrinsic Motivation

300

Ideas of what we must do or be in order to self-actualize and become our best selves.

Conditions of Worth

400

The two stress hormones are...

adrenaline and cortisol

400

A type of memory of a specific event or experience.

Episodic Memory

400

This part of the brain is responsible for transferring information from short-term to long-term memory.

Hippocampus

400

The debate between what impacts our behaviors more, our genes or our surroundings.

Nature vs. Nurture

400

What happens in stage 1 of Erikson's theory?

babies learn trust/mistrust

500

The part of the brain that controls our reaction to emotions like anger.

Amygdala

500

The actions you take based on your morals.

Ethics

500

This curve suggests we forget as much as 80% of what we learn in the first 24 hours.

Ebbinghaus forgetting curve

500

Kohlberg used the ___ dilemma to test people's moral reactions. Should the man steal the drug for his dying wife?

Heinz Dilemma

500

What stage of Erikson's theory does the Identity Crisis take place?

Stage 5

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