The system responsible for storing information for long periods of time.
What is long term memory.
100
This psychologist believed birth order influenced personality.
Who is Alfred Adler
100
This part of the limbic system is strongly associated with emotions.
What is the amygdala.
100
Patterns of maladaptive behaviors and reactions brought about by repeatedly using a substance.
What is substance abuse disorder.
100
The scientific study of how people think about, influence, and relate to one another.
What is social psychology.
200
This happens when information that was previous learned interferes with learning new information.
What is proactive interference.
200
This psychologist created the hierarchy of needs.
Who is Erik Erikson.
200
This part of the brain is associated with perceiving the location of your body and other objects.
What is the parietal lobe.
200
Those with this disorder show great instability, experience major shifts in mood, have an unstable self-image, and are impulsive.
What is borderline personality disorder.
200
Searching for information that will confirm one's own preconceptions.
What is confirmation bias.
300
Memory for specific experiences from a person life; it includes both episodic and semantic memories.
What is autobiographical memory.
300
This psychologist studies error in memories; specifically eye witness testimonies.
Who is Elizabeth Loftus.
300
This part of the brain is often called the little brain.
What is the cerebellum.
300
A persistent, unrealistic fear of any particular object, activity, or situation.
What is a phobia.
300
The exaggeration of one's ability to have foreseen an outcome after the fact.
What is the hindsight bias.
400
This happens when new learning interferes with old learning.
What is retroactive interference.
400
This psychologist worked with H.M.
Who is Brenda Milner.
400
This is the fatty substance covering an axon that helps with neuron firing.
What is the myelin sheath.
400
The display of physical symptoms that are unrelated and inconsistent with any known medical diseases.
What is conversion disorder.
400
When everyone agrees only to keep the harmony and coherence rather than critically evaluating and accurately analyzing the situation. This tends to discourages any disagreement.
What is group think.
500
This is part of Baddeley's model and it holds verbal and auditory information and consists of two components
What is the phonological loop.
500
This psychologist believe personality is rooted in the brain.
Who is Henry Murray.
500
This area of the brain is composed of the tectum and tegmentum.
What is the mesencephalon.
500
Those with this disorder may avoid or be removed from social relationships, however it is because they genuinely prefer to be alone. They also show very little emotion.
What is schizoid personality disorder.
500
The strengthening of members preexisting inclinations.