Attachment
The Brain and its Functions
Historical Figures and Themes
Sleep
Genetics
100

Attachment begins to form during this period of development

Infancy (immediately after birth)

100

The idea that the brain is extremely malleable and is continuously changing as a result of injury, experiences, or substances is known as

Plasticity

100

 The nature in the nature/nurture debate refers to __________ factors affecting human psychological development.

Biological

100

Most dreaming occurs in this sleep stage

REM

100

Genotype refers to the 

and

Phenotype refers to the

genetic information that makes up an organism.


physical or behavioral characteristics actually expressed in an organism.

200

The attachment style associated with the best outcomes for development

Secure attachment

200

The idea that the mind and body are “separate yet intertwined” describes the viewpoint of

Dualism

200

Who developed principles of behaviorism and studied reinforcement

B.F. Skinner

200

Obstructive Sleep Apnea is most common in this group

Middle-aged men

200

Heritability refers to

and

Heredity refers to

an estimate of how much of the variation in a characteristic is due to known genetic variation.


the transmission of characteristics from parents to children through genetics.

300

In Harry Harlow's experiment, baby monkeys preferred this "mother" figure. 

Cloth mother monkey (not the wire mother with food)

300

Which lobe processes touch, spatial awareness, and body sensations.


Parietal Lobe

300

 Who identified brain functions by studying patients with brain lesions?

Pierre Paul Broca

300

Circadian Rhythm Theory proposes that ____ is the reason why most of us sleep at night rather than during the day.

darkness = more at risk to threats

300

The term genetics is used to describe how __________ characteristics are passed on through inheritance.

physical, behavioral, and personality

400

Abuse and neglect typically are associated with this kind of attachment

Disorganized (also insecure attachment in general)

400

What is the role of the brain stem?

Controls basic life functions such as breathing, heart rate, and sleep.

400

Who advocated moving psychology from speculation to observation and experimentation

John Stuart Mill

400

This sleep disorder is often characterized by excessive sleepiness during the day and potential muscle paralysis that may cause someone to go limp or collapse

Narcolepsy

400

Adoption studies are an important tool in behavioral genetics because they

allow us to look at the contributions of environment and genetics to behavior.

500

The Strange Situation Experiment explored attachment between mothers and babies using these three factors

1. Do infants use caregivers as a secure base to explore when the caregiver is present?

2. Are they comforted by the stranger when the caregiver leaves?

3. Are they comforted by the caregiver when the caregiver returns?

500

Which lobe is the last to develop?

And describe its function.

Frontal; Important for reasoning, planning, movement, and problem solving.

500

Which prominent psychologist was Erik Erickson's Theory of Psychosocial Development based in?

Sigmund Freud
500

Avoiding these three things is helpful for general sleep hygeine

Alcohol, caffeine, and electronics

500

What was Gregor Mendels day job?

Monk

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