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42 Cards in this Set
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According to the glucostic theory, the level of what in the blood is in control of regulation of hunger?
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Glucose
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What are some environmental factors in regulation of hunger?
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cue for hunger, smell, learned preferences, habits
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What is more threatening to men sexual or emotional infidelity?
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sexual
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What is more threatening to women sexual or emotional infidelity?
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emotional
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is the achievement aspect or trait of ones personality fairly stable?
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yes
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what part of physiological area is arousal noted when talking about emotion?
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autonomic system
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what's Shatner's 2 factor theory?
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autonomical arousal and cognitive interpretation
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What part of personality mediates between instinctual demands and world of reality?
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ego
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According to Freud, a person gets stuck in conflict at a particular stage. this is called...
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fixation
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A stride to adopt and master life's challenges is who's theory?
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Alder
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How would Maslow describe someone who is self actualized?
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living to your potential, spontaneous, comfy being alone, mystical, limited but strong friendships
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According to the Big 5 and evolutionary theory, to cooperate and colaborate with others ties into which Big 5 trait?
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Agreeableness
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what type of testing has ambiguous stimuli such as a picture or ink block?
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projective
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who is responsible for theory of reinforcement and observational learning/modeling?
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Bandura
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What is different between biological need and social motive need?
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B: central for survival (hunger, thirst, sex) limited
S: unlimited, require through socialization |
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What causes diabetes? What is diabetic not doing with glucose?
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not taking the right amount of glucose from the blood- so diabetic feels hungry
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in men or women is stress induced eating more common?
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women
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which of the following theories about homosexuality has seen the most emperical support?
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biological
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someone who has achievement motivation will pick a task that is...
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moderately difficult
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James Lang theory, how does it explain emotion?
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conscious experience of emotion results from one's perception of autonomic arousal
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differences in personality is referred to as what in personality?
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distinctiveness
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which part of personality is primary processing personality and which is secondary?
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primary: Id
secondary: Ego |
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Jung called this area of memory that has traces of our ancestoral past what?
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collective unconscious
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what theorist collection responses that are tied to?
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Skinner
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What is a contribution of the humanistic theory?
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that subjective views are more important than objective reality
Jung- idea of self concept healty individuals |
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Asians identify themselves in terms of what?
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the group they belong to
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what defense mechanism?constantly interrupting people, but you say they are interrupting you...
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projection
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what causes incongruence in self concept according to Roger's?
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condition affectional
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Lesbian in the ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalmus?
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over eat
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how does leptin affect hunger?
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as leptin increases, hunger decreases
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what is parental investment?
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refers to what each sex invests- in terms of time, energy, survival, risks, and forgone opportunities to produce nurture offspring
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how do we describe someone who has high achievement motivation?
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they need to master difficult challenges, to outperform others, to meet high standards of excellence
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what are three components of emotion?
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cognitive, behavioral, physiological
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why did Cannon criticize James Lang?
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1) can have physiological arousal with out emotion
2) many occur in same patterns 3) sometimes too slow |
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what theory talks about childhood experiences, sexual urges?
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Freud's psychoanalytical theory
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a person who has an underlying hate for their mother but lavishes her with gifts, is what type of defense mechanism?
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reaction formation
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emotionally charged images and thought forms that have universal meanings?
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archtypes
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a belief that ones abitlity to perform behaviors that should lead to expected outcomes?
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self efficacy
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does shared family environment have a small or large impact on personality?
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small
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what inventory would you use in psychological testing to test for pathology?
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MMPI 2
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what personality trait did Jung develop?
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introversion and extroversion
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which of the personality theories views the adaptive view of personality in terms of the Big 5?
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evolutionary
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