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| what happens inside the mind |
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| scientific method 6 things |
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| question, hypothesis, experiment, results, conclusions, theory |
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| observing and analyzing yourself |
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| the study of how animals and people adapt to their environment |
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| perception is more than the sum of its parts |
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| traits received by parents |
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| melancholic is black bile, yellow bile is choleric, phlegmatic is phlegm, sanguine is blood |
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| studying the unconscious motives |
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| psychology = behavior and thats it thats all |
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| the belief that all humans controls their own actions |
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| the predict, control, and explain the actions of man |
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| when observed in the natural setting |
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| research method where info is obtained by asking questions |
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| research method over time years up series |
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| central nervous system brain and spinal cord |
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| peripheral nervous system spinal cord to and from organs |
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| bundle of cords that sends messages to and from body and brain |
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| cell that sends messages to and from brain |
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| the gap between axon terminals |
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| system that control auto functions like heart rate and breathing |
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| endocrine control center directly below hypothalamus |
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| chemical communication system uses hormones to send messages in blood to organs |
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| part of the brain in the back, controls basic processes walking, sleeping and reflexes |
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| hearing, adv visual processing |
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| planning movements and working memories |
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| coordination and movement |
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| info flows between left and right brain |
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| control breathing, circulation and digestion |
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| rapid eye movement, high level of brain activity |
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| a sequence of biological processes like temp and sleep occurs every 24 hours |
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| sleep disruptions in stage 4 of sleep worse than nightmare never remembered |
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| dreams were a window into the real person |
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| how a person learns to control their inner being |
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| when an infant grasps anything in its hand |
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| when a baby thinks that something they cant see doesnt exist |
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| a child being able to picture something in their mind |
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| redirecting a sexual impulse into learning tasks |
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| the condition when body parts are uneven |
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| internally programmed growth of a child |
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| kids getting to the point, no articles prepostions |
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| the principle that quantity does not change when appearance does |
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| process of learning the behaviors acceptable |
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