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| who was the theorist that described the mind as a stream of consciousness? |
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| what are the 2 basic elements to conciousness? |
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| a subjective physiological state of awareness |
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| physiological sate of being in the environment |
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| which are slower? Automatic or controlled processes |
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| what level of consciousness is daydreaming under? |
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| hypnosis, fatigue, and drugs fall under what type of consciousness? |
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| anesthesia and being knocked out by a blow fall under what type of awareness? |
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| what two aspects of memory do sleep deprivation fall under? |
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| what is the statistic for adults who suffer from insomnia in the U.S? |
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| inhability to sleep and involves trouble falling and staying asleep |
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| what did Freud say our dreams represent? |
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| unconscious thoughts, wishes, and desires |
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| 3 functions that psychoactive drugs serve |
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| altered state of conciseness, changed moods, and modified reception |
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| what are the affects of alcohol on the brain? |
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| effects the GABA (neurotransmitters) effects judgement and impulse behaviors, it may cause compulsive behavior |
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| relativly permanite change in behavior and a systematic change. and behavioral theory |
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| theory of learning that involves observable learning |
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| positive/negative reinforcement & punishment |
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| reinforcement prevents, punishment decreases |
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| define a fixed ratio schedule |
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| behavior that is reinforced after a set # of behaviors |
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| 4 processes of observational learning according to Albert Bandura |
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1, attention
2, retention
3. motar reproduction
4. reinforcement |
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