Parts of the brain
The lobe responsible for personality and decision-making.
Frontal lobe
Hormone that peaks when stress increases making your heart rate faster.
Adrenaline
Part of the body's reward system and is released whenever we do something enjoyable or pleasurable.
Dopamine
A sleep disorder where it is difficult to fall asleep.
Insomnia
What is the 7th stage of Eriksons stage. (Middle age from 40-65)
Generativity VS Stagnation
Part of the brain associated with speech comprehension.
Wernicke's area
Hormone your body produces in response to darkness that regulates sleep-wake cycles.
melatonin
Is a crucial amino acid for brain function, plays a big role in production of neurotransmitters that are vital for mood,cognition and memory
Glutamine
A disorder that causes random bouts of sleepiness during the day which can lead them to falling asleep at any moment and any situation.
Narcolepsy
What is the first stage in paigents theory?
Sensormotor
Part of the brain that is associated with speech and speech production.
Broca's area
Hormone produced by in the stomach that stimulates appetite and increases food intake.
Ghrelin
regulated mood, sleep, appetite, and other functions often called the "Feel good" chemical.
Serotonin
Sleep apnea
What is the first stage of Kholberg theory. (Avoiding Punishment, satisfying needs)
Preconventional development
Inside the parietal lobe, associated with touch for all parts of the body.
Somatosensory cortex
Hormone associated with social bonding and reproduction and childbirth.
Oxytocin
produces experience of pain and the regulation of emotions like anxiety or stress.
Substance P
Sleep walking and talking.
Somnambulism
what is Kohlbergs 3rd moral of development.(Social order,Universal ethics)
Postconventional
Which lobe of the Cerebral cortex Is responsible for processing visual information?
The Occipital Lobe
Hormone produced by fat cells that help regulate hunger and energy balance by signaling to the brain that you are full.
Leptin
Naturally occurring amino acid that functions as a inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system.
GABA
A disorder where a person will act out their dreams during the REM stage of sleep.
REM sleep behavior disorder
Erikson's 3rd stage of development.
Initiative vs Guilt