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| Mirror Test- animals responding to red dot on their bodies and understanding that it is on them. When they try to rub it off, it shows consciousness. Animals that don't get it: cats, dogs, and birds, and Japanese Beta Fighting Fish :) |
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| Knowing that people have different perspectives and understanding their point of view. Comes with age. Thinkg Crayon test, age 4-5. |
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| Neural Correlates of Consciousness |
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Localized Systems, Integration, Representation
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Awareness once processed enough
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| defense mechanism by which the mind prevents anxiety-proving ideas from becoming conscious |
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| Subconscious making its way to conscious, misspeaking something you are trying to say with something you are trying to keep quiet. |
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| Hormone released in pineal gland that controls our sleep |
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| Caused by 3-4 days of sleep deprivation, people's perceptions become distorted |
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| Located in the Hypothalamus- A 24-hour cycle of any repetitive biological change |
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| Sleep Cycle! (name waves + two other) |
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Beta Waves
Alpha Waves
Theta Waves
Delta Waves
Sleep Spindles
REM
(see following cards for definitions of each step) |
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| irregular- appears when CONCENTRATED or EXCITED!!!! |
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| Regular wave, "just chillin'" waves |
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| somewhat irregular. Not fully asleep |
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| Active-synthesis hypothesis of dreaming |
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| dreams are a random event caused by firing of neurons |
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| one dream object stands for several thoughts |
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A dream objects physical importance is assigned to an object
Water Bottle- actually is your bottled up feelings |
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| Brief naps are good if short- 1.5 hours. You go through sleep inertia . |
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| o Posthypnotic suggestion |
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| Suggestions for what will happen when you wake up |
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Salivation in Dogs (digestion originally)
BEHAVIORIST |
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| Caretaker without food- no more salivation |
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| Once a CR has been conditioned to a particular CS similar stimuli may also elicit the response (Little Albert and how he is afraid of Santa clause) |
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Learning particularly NOT general
The process by which an organism learns to respond differently to stimuli that are distinct from the CS on some dimension.
HAS to be a doorbell --> not all bells |
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| DOesn't take long to get relationship back |
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| Light always BEFORE food not after |
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| Second-order conditioning |
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Before: The food is the US leading to salivation
After: The Caretaker is the US leading to Unconditioned Response of salivation
Former conditioned stimulus (CS) now an unconditioned stimulus (US) |
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Likelihood that something happens
Whether is happens |
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