Sensation & Perception
This processing uses the brains existing knowledge
Top down processing
Connections that help animals and humans respond to stimuli
Classical Conditioning
This type of memory is common knowledge to everyone
Semantic memory
These people think highly of themselves and believe they deserve special treatments
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Less likely to help others when in a crowd of people
Bystander effect
Which two basic processes are our reality depended on?
Sensation and perception
The experiment that discovered classical conditioning
Pavlov’s Dog Experiment
What part of the brain won't let you forget a memory
Hippocampus
These people feel the need to have everything perfect
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
The experiment that demonstrated role playing to an extreme
Stanford Prison Experiment
What processes gut feeling?
Insula
The process to which we respond less strongly over time to a repeated stimuli
Habituation
Nearly impossible to remember anything before the age of 3
Infantile Amnesia
These people lack stability in moods and have poor self esteem
Borderline Personality Disorder
Obeying the unspoken rules in a society
Conformity
The minimum amount of energy in a sensory stimulus that is detected 50% of the time
Absolute Threshold
Reinforcement and punishment, based on behavior
Operant Conditioning
Occurs when the amygdala tries to send a memory to the hippocampus quickly
Flashbacks
These people are overly dramatic and seem to be over reacting
Histrionic Personality Disorder
The concept where everyone gets what they deserve
Just-world hypothesis
Our senses have adapted so that we don’t notice normal senses that are familiar
Sensory adaptation
When the neutral stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus are again connected
Spontaneous recovery
This happens when a person’s brain when the are constantly experiencing trauma
The Hippocampus shrinks
Paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal personality disorders are in which cluster?
Cluster A
Starts with a smaller request then asks for a bigger request over time
Foot in the door technique