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| 1870 Psychologist studied consciousness |
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| 1920's approach which rejected consciousness in favor of observable behaviors |
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| Interested in how people remember, speak, perceive things |
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| specialized cells transmit info in nervous system |
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| part of brain stem responsible for breathing and regulating body temp |
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| Includes thalmus, cerebral cortex, hypothalmus |
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| Why black afterimages after staring at white objects |
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| Smell stimulation of special receptors in your nose by things in the air |
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| Interpretation of stimulation |
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| Makes you see xxxxooooo as two units |
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| biological processes that systematically vary over a 24 hour cycle |
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| 8 month old gets highest proportion over mom and grandmother |
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| Dreams and Rapid Eye Movement, fluctuating breath, heart rates, active visual brain activity |
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Music tone before = NEUTRAL STIMULUS
Music tone After = CONDITIONED STIMULUS |
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| Manager plays classic music to get teenagers to move away from door way |
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| Negative means taking away |
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| Helps a person visually see in their brain something they've seen...like a map |
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| Capacity is 7 times or bits of information |
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| Why VCRFBIUSACIA is easier to remember than UIAFCICRBSAV |
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| Study in library and know everything then take test in gym and forget all because of this effect |
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| mental activity involved in acquiring and retaining knowledge |
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| Being able to count how many stop signs you passed on the way home - after you get home |
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| When asks list pets and you name doge, it's because dog is your prototype for "pets" |
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| This model helps you prioritize your needs in order to make a decision based on them. |
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| When choosing whether to do something and you just heard that choice turned out very bad for somebody else |
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| there are multiple forms of intelligence and itis valued within a particular cultural setting |
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| Basic Characteristics associated with motivated behavior |
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| activation, persistence, intensity |
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| People are motivated to meet their needs at each level before moving to the next level |
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| facial expressions are innate and hard-wired into our brains |
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| Controls how people express their emotions in a particular culture |
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| Sympathetic Nervous System |
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| Intense emotions (anger & fear) activate this |
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