Schools of Thought
Substance Use
Neuroscience
Cognitive Psychology
100

German Philosopher who took the philosophy of Psychology to a science with the first German laboratory

Who is Wilhem Wundt

100

This substance speeds up the central nervous system

Stimulant

100

A specialized cell in the brain that transmits impulses a

Neuron

100

This man was know for the the development of the Cognitive Behavioral  Theory

Aaron Beck

200

Emphasizes a persons positive qualities and that humans are innately good

Humanistic Approach

200

This substance slows down the CNS

Depressant

200

Short branch extension of a neuron that impulses are received 

Denddrite

200

The CBT cycle has 4 parts that make up the circle. What is the 3rd one

Emotion

300

The approach that states that we are shaped by our environment and are "blank slates"

Behaviorism

300

Name two Stimulants

 Caffeine, Cocaine, etc... 

300

Part of the Neuron that is known as the Cell body or brain of the neuron that get the information from the dendrite

Soma

300

CBT states that there are 2 things that are linked and result in our behavior

Thoughts and Feelings/Emotions

400

Focuses on identifying structures of the human mind. "The what". 

Structuralism

400

This is the term for a psychedelic drug that can potential see that way people hear, taste, smell, or feel. 

Hallucinogen

400

where electrical impulses from the neuron travel to the terminal to be received by other neurons

Axon

400

There are 4 parts to the CBT Cycle.  Name all of them in order

Thought, Picture, Emotion and Response(Behavior)

500

Emphasizes the mental processes involved in perception, thinking and solving problems. Thoughts, feelings emotions

Cognitive

500

Amphetamine such as methamphetamine is what type of drug

Stimulant

500

Chemical that allow neurons to communication with each other. Hint: acetylchoine, seratonin and dopamine are some

Neurotransmitter

500

 a defense mechanism in which impulses, memories or ideas are forcibly blocked from the conscious mind

Repressed Memory