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| When did Psychology begin? |
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| 1879, First Psychology Laboratory |
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| Pavlov's dogs were used in classical conditioning, used a bell to teach dogs to drool |
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| Little Albert: Film of baby who was scared of everything furry, like animals and fur coats |
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| List the Static (snapshot) Brain Scan methods |
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| List the Functional (across time) Brain Scann measures |
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-EEG
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-fMRI (fluid) |
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| You wish to examine someone's skills involving verbal & math problems over 5 minutes. Which one will you NOT use? |
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| 2 months after stroke. Which test will doctor perform to assess their skills? |
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| Thoughts are restricted (t/f) |
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| True, they must follow specific pathways. |
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| Central location of all sensory input |
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| Brain is similar anatomically to what food? |
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| Mushroom, it develops and grows very similarly in sections |
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| Magnetic resonance Imaging useful for measuring static states such as brain damage |
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| Functional. Electro activity of brain passes residual signals through the skull . |
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| measures glucose activity in brain. |
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| measures localized changes in magnetism as a result of blood flow through brain areas. |
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F-POT
Frontal, Parietal, Occipital, Temporal |
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| planning and motor output "front" |
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| Touch and Vestibular Input (crown of head) |
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| Hippocampus and Amygdala are close to each other |
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