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| happiness correlates with life expect. |
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| soma, dendrites, axon, meylin sheeth |
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| non invasive, indirect technique, detects oxygenation level in local cerebral flow (hemoglobin; deoxygenated is more paramagnetic) |
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| only one lights up at a time |
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| failure to recognize a second target after a first one |
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| can measure unconscious thought! |
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| unintentional, unconcious |
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| 1) people categorize 2) in-group/out-group 3) zero-aquainatance thin slices 4) expectations lead to results |
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| people's perceived risk that they might support a negative stereotype |
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| ways to resolve prejudice |
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| more visibility (obama), work toward a common goal |
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| goal-directed, adaptive behavior (ability to learn) |
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| general intelligence factor |
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| measure differences in behaviors and abilities |
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| analytical, creative, practical (sociocultural based) |
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| how to guess what baby's think |
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| babies get habituated to stimulus. New stimulus produces a novel response. |
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| gardener's theory of multiple intelligences |
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| lots of unrelated forms of intelligence (language, music, logical, spatial reasoning, etc.) |
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| super smart kids don't necessarily end up the best |
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| differences in intelligence |
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| group diffs are much smaller than individual ones |
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| people associate ambiguous actions with men showing more masculine things and smarts. |
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| sensorimoter (run around gain understanding of environment, object permancence), preoperational (18 mo - 6 yrs, learn how to use representations, lack reversible mental operations, egocentric, develop ToM), Concrete Operations Stage, formal operations stage |
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| vague, actual stages are not distinct, underestimated abilites, and ignored social environment |
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| indicates success at a ton of stuff! including SAT |
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| boy hits doll (social referencing) |
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| authoritative (firm), not authoritarian (power assertion) |
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| correlates with actual quantitative study |
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| people are BAD at guessing their future hapiness! |
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| why doesn't money buy happiness> |
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| hedonic adaptation, relative wealth, how you spend your time |
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| parahippocampal place area (PPA) and fusiform face area (FFA) |
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| what attentional blink can tell |
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| our mind still sees the target (activity in the brain!) but not at the conscious level |
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| harder to extinguish fear of fear relavant images (snake) than fear-irrelevant images (butterfly) |
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| cry according to language, segment based on artificial language |
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