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| stimuli is received and interpreted by the cortex. then autonomic and somatic responses trigger the experience of emotion in the brain. the autonomic produces the feeling of emotion |
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| feeling of fear and physiological reactions happen simultaneously |
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| when a cortex is removed, even the slightest provocation will spark rage |
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| overconsumption, increased sexual activity often inappropriate, investigates things with mouth, lack of fear. caused by damage to amygdala |
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| facial feedback hypothesis |
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| peoples naturally displaying their emotions through facial features. and in turn, your facial expression can affect your mood |
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| facial feedback hypothesis |
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| peoples naturally displaying their emotions through facial features |
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| a legitimate genuine smile can be determined by the contracting of obricularis oculi |
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| attacking in such a way that you can be offensive while still protecting your own vitals |
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| establishment of fear in response to a previously neutral stimulus |
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| contextual fear conditioning |
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| benign contexts come to elicit fear through their association with fear inducing stimuli |
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| lateral nucleus of the amygdala |
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| critically involved in the aquisition and storage and expression of conditioned fear. it is suppressed by the Prefrontal Lobe |
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| stimulate the release of ACTH and in turn releases glucocorticoids from the adrenal cortex |
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| release epinephrine and norepinephrine |
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| a level of constant stress, by being constantly dominated by alpha males |
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| study of interations among psychological factors, the nervous system, and the immune system |
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| preventative effects. such as vaccinations which inject a small amount of the virus into the body |
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1)cell-mediated immunity
2)antibody-mediated immunity |
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1)directed to T-cells
2)directed to B cells |
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1)stress that hurts health
2) stress that helps health |
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| transmission of traits that are passed on from parents to offspring that arent genetically passed |
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1)right hemisphere model
2)valence model |
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1)right side specializes in all emotions
2)right side specializes in negative emotion and left side specializes in positive emotion |
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| the sniper who went on a killing rampage and ended up having a tumor on his amygdala |
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