• dr. Engel
• approach the understanding of psychiatric disorders from psychosocial perspectives and biomedical perspectives

• thinking part of the brain - judgment, ability to make a decision of one behavior over another
• located near where old memories about emotion are stored and area that controls movement

• describes a complex integrated reesponse to issues that challenge us
• has a psychological and biological component

• primitive part of our personality that governs impulses, handled aggression, promoted sexual drive

• intellectual part of the brain/mind

• sense of morals, our conscience

• Carl jung
• a mask, covering what is really going on inside your mind
• not what you may show on the exterior

• showed behavior was determined by external environmental factors like reward and punishment
• Pavlov = classical conditioning
• John Watson = albert + rat...showed childhood phobias may be conditioned responses
• BF Skinner - operant conditioning...personality characteristics are behaviors that are related to stimuli people face everyday...if you want to strengthen a behavior reward it and vv.

• Positive Reinforcement - will inc. likelihood that they continue what we want them to do
• Negaive - prsn likes the attention they recieve by not doing what they were told
• Variable - certain behavior occurs not consistently but it keeps occuring ex. gambling
• Observational - watching how someone else acts affects your behavior ex. violent tv = violent kid

broca's

diffuse are of cingulate gyrus, hypothalamus, hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, temporal cortex, parietal, and occipital lobes

-where an attention deficit disorder occurs