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| A postive, neutral or negative evaluation of a person, issue or object. |
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| Intrinsic Motivation Phenomenon |
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| People who are rewarded with material objects for doing a task show a decreased interest in the task. |
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| a condition that produces inhibition at a synapse |
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| Self-esteem is most likely enhanced when one attributes one's success to |
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| Neurological Activity that moves outward from the central nervous system towards the muscles and glads is called... |
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| One day a women visits her old school. As she walks down the hall she remembers events that she had not thought about for years. This exemplifies... |
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Primary functions include; balance, motor coordination, breathing, digestion, and general arosal (sleeping and waking)
Vital functions nessisary for survival |
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Cerebellum
Medulla oblongata (breathing and digestion)
Reticular formation (arousal and alertness) |
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| Receives sensory and motor information |
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Inferior and superior colliculi (sensorimotor reflexes)
Superior colliculi- receives this visual sensory input
Inferior colliculi- receives the auditory sensory input |
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| Is for complex perceptual, cognitive and behavioral processes |
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Cerebral correct (perceptual cognitive and behavioral processes)
Basal gangila (movement)
Limbic system (emotion and memory)
Thalamus (sensory relay station for incoming sensory information but not smell)
Hypothalamus (hunger and thirst) |
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| Hypothalamus and it's 3 parts |
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Lateral-the hunger center
Ventromedial-"satiety center" let's you know when you've had enough to eat
Anterior- sexual activity center |
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hypothalamus (lesions)
Aphagia
Hyperphagia
Lesions on the anterior |
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Aphagia: lacking hunger
Hyperphagia: very hungry
Inhibition in sexual activity |
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