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| First psychiatric hospital in Europe |
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| University founded in 1636 |
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in 1900 Freud published _____
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Carl Rogers established _____ Therapy
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| Hierarchy of Psychological Needs |
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| what critical thinking needs |
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| Influences Movement, learning, attention, emotion. Lack of creates tremors and Parkinson's |
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| Under supply can depress mood-particularly in wintertime |
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| Major inhibitory - lack of can create seizures/tremors/insomnia |
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| Major inhibitory - involved in memory - oversupply can produce migraines or seizures |
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| _____(two track mind) is the principle that information is often simultaneously processed on separate conscious and unconscious tracks |
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| Duel Processing (two track mind) is the principle that information is often _____ processed on separate conscious and unconscious tracks |
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| Duel Processing (two track mind) is the principle that information is often simultaneously processed on separate conscious and _____ |
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| REM (_____) a recurring sleep stage during which vivid dreams commonly occur |
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| Seep disorder characterized by uncontrollable sleep attacks |
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| Sleep disorder characterized by temporary cessations of breathing during sleep |
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| Sleep disorder characterized by high arousal and appearance of being terrified - seldom remembered. |
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| receptors and nervous system receive and represent stimulus energies from our environment |
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| Sensation is the process by which our sensory |
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| organizing and interpreting sensory information, enabling us to recognize meaningful objects and events |
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| Perception is the process of |
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| Light enters the eye through the _____ which protects the eye and bends light to provide focus. |
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| The light then passes through the _____, a small adjustable opening around the iris |
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| A colored muscle that adjusts light intake. |
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| hammer, anvil, and stirrup |
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| A piston in the middle ear that is made up of 3 tiny bones which are the ___ ___ and ___ |
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| Smell: Humans have ___ to ___ million olfactory receptors |
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| Humans have 10 to 20 olfactory receptors. A bloodhound has some _____ million |
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| Motivation = internal: you receive _____ rewards such as feeling good about yourself for having done something for someone else |
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| Internal Motivation - you receive inner rewards such as feeling good about _____ for having done something for someone else |
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| Internal Motivation - you receive inner rewards such as feeling good about yourself for having done something for someone else - with no _____ |
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| rewards outside ourselves (like money or gifts) |
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| External motivation - When we do something for _____ |
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| Psychics have no _____, no _____, and can cause potential harm |
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| Paragraphs are used to mark an introduction or _____ |
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| Paragraphs are used to signal the reader to a new _____ |
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| Paragraphs indicate an important shift in _____ or place. |
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| Paragraphs are used to emphasize a _____ at the beginning or end of a paragraph |
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| To highlight a contrast or _____ |
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| To provide readers with a needed _____ |
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| To break up text that is looking too _____ |
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