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| Name 3 response patterns? |
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| behavioral, automomic, hormonal |
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| This receives info from senses, sensory cortices, hippocampus; and sends info to medulla, hypothalamus, midtbrain, and pons; and mediates effects of pheromones on reproductive physiology |
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| The amygdala has receptors for what two drug classes in its central nucleus? |
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| Animals with a destroyed amygdala show these symptoms:, humans: |
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| less ulcers, lower stress hormones, tame; less startle, less recall for unpleasant memoreis |
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| Higher amygdalar function is associated with what disorder? |
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| social anxiety (all anxiety disorders) |
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| Stimulating ______ produces physical fear sx, ____ produces fear emotions. |
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| This structure gets info from frontal lobe, sensory systems, amygdala; sends info to amygdala, hippocampus, temporal lobe, hypothalamus |
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| This structure is involved in emotional expression, assessing consequenes, interpreting cues, and reacting to complex situations; lesions produce irresponsibility |
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| Which side of a face is more expressive? |
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| Damage here means you can't recognize facial emotion, or express emition facially or with voice |
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| R hemisphere and/or amygdala |
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| This theory states that we are "self-observers" - our situation elicits physio responses that we label as feelings |
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| This area is excited/inhibited by actions of the amygdala andhypothalamus |
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| PAG (periaqueductal grey matter) |
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