Theories
The Brain & The Body
Human Develop.
Ab. Behavior
SURPRISE
100

Type of reinforcement Ms. Adam uses when giving candy for a correct answer 

Positive Reinforcement

100

24 hour schedule that bodily functions follow (Sleep, Digestion, Hormone Levels, Etc.)

Circadian Rhythm

100

Age that infants begin teething

5 months

100

Sensory experiences without the actual sensory stimulation

Hallucination

100

Type of psychologist that assesses, diagnoses, and treats mental illnesses

Clinical Psychologists

200

Which type of behavior conditioning involves introducing two things at once to associate them over time (EX: Pavlov's Dog)

Classical Conditioning

200

Vision using two eyes that have overlapping fields of view, which allows for good depth perception

binocular vision

200

Stage of moral development where judgement is based on potential consequences 

Pre-Conventional

200

Anxiety disorder with  a persistent, uncontrollable, irrational, and excessive fear of an object, activity, or situation

Phobia

200

Belief that biological / genetic factors predetermine a person's traits and personality 


Nature theory

300

Theory created by Wilhelm Wundt, about breaking down the conscious (active brain) experience into its most basic parts, then putting the experiences back together

Structuralism

300

Section of the nervous system that has nerves branching out from the spinal cord that relay messages

Peripheral Nervous System

300

Which type of euthanasia is intentionally letting a patient die by withholding artificial life support (EX: ventilator or feeding tube) 

Passive Euthanasia

300

Disorder where a person experiences a period of depression followed by a sudden manic episode

Bipolar Depression

300

Which variable in a research study is the thing being manipulated in the experiment?

Independent Variable

400

Theory created by Sigmund Freud that believes the unconscious mind is the key to understanding human behavior

Psychoanalytic Theory

400

Part of the brain located near base of the skull, involved in most basic processes of life: breathing, walking, heart rate, reflexes. 

Hindbrain

400

Theory that says personality development is continuous, emphasized by social interaction

Social Learning Theory 

400

This classifies and describes symptoms of a disorder, but does not explain causes or cures.

Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disordes (DSM)

400

Which of the four causes of stress is missing from the ones below?

Major Life Events, Catastrophes, Conflict, ???

Daily Hassel

500

Which personality domain is missing from the list below?

Openness to Experience, Neuroticism, Agreeableness, Extraversion, ???

Conscientiousness


500

Theory that says language structures, limits, and determines human knowledge and thought 

Linguistic Determinism Theory

500

Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development includes the development of object permanence? 

 

Sensory Motor

500

Model of abnormal behavior theory that believes abnormal behavior is caused by medical issues 

Biological

500

What is Ms. Adam's dog named?

Gus

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