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28 Cards in this Set
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Principles of BLoA
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-Biology Correlates Behavior (Martinez and Kesner)
-Animal Research can Provide Insight (Martinez and Kesner/Hetherington and Ranson/Rosenzweig and Bennett) -Biological Factors are Innate/Inherited/Genetical (Bouchard et al's MTS, Caspi et al.) |
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Brain Localization
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-Hetherington and Ranson's Ventromedial Hypothalamus Lesioning
-Dr. John Harlow's Case Study of Phineas Gage, impaling steel rod removing Gage's frontal lobe |
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Neurotransmitter
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-Martinez and Kesner's ACh on rats
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Hormones
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-Baumgartner et al's Hormone and Trust Game
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Environmental Effects and Behavior
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-Rosenzweig and Bennett's Rats and Brain Plasticity
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Cognition and Biology
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-Richard Davidson's Adept and Beginner Meditation on Love and Compassion
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Genetics and Behavior
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-Caspi et al's 5-HTT Cortisol Controlling Gene
-Bouchard et al's Minnesota Twin Study |
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Ethical Consideration in BLoA
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-Caspi et al's 5-HTT Cortisol Controlling Gene
-Milner and Scovile's Case Study of HM |
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Evolution and BLoA
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-Tetsuro Matsuzawa's Chimp and Memory
-Fessler's Pregnant Women Disgust Test |
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Priciples of CLoA
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-Humans are information processes and mental processes guide behavior (Darley and Gross)
-The mind can be studied scientifically (Loftus and Palmer) -Sociocultural factors influence cognitive processes (Frederic Bartlett) |
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Schema Theory
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-Anderson and Pichert's Buyer and Burglar Schema
-Frederic Bartlett's War on the Ghosts -Darley and Gross' Poor and Rich Girl |
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Multi-Store Memory and its Evidence
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Model proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin, evidence by Milner and Scovile's case study of HM
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Working Memory Model and its Evidence
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Model proposed by Baddeley and Hitch, evidence by Baddeley and Hitch's Dual Task Experiment
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Biology and Cognition
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-Milner and Scovile's Case Study of HM
-Hutchings and Mednick's Amygdala Impairment |
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Socioculture and Cognition
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-Frederic Bartlett's War on the Ghosts
-Cole and Scribner's Memory Strategies |
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Memory Reliability
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-Loftus and Palmer's Reconstruction of Automobile Crash
-Frederic Bartlett's War on the Ghosts |
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Biology, Cognition, and Emotion
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-LeDoux's Emotional Processing Pathways
-Lazarus' Appraisal Theory -Speisman et al's Manipulation of Appraisal -Brown and Kulik's Flashbulb Memory -Neisser and Harsch's Challenger Failure |
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Principles of SLoA
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-Human beings are social animals that needs a basic to belong (Caroline Howarth)
-Culture influences human behavior (Berry) -Humans have a social self that is reflected in their group memberships (Henri Tajfel) |
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Attribution Theory, Errors, and Cultural Factors
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-Situational Factors
-Dispositional Factors -Ross et al's Fundamental Attribution Error -Lau and Russel's Self-Serving Bias -Kashima and Triandis' Cultural Differences in Self-Serving Bias |
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Social Identity Theory
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Theory proposed by Henri Tajfel, evidence is Henri Tajfel's experiment on schoolboy memberships and Caroline Howarth's Brixton girls representation
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Stereotypes and Formation
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-Steele and Aronson's Spotlight Anxiety
-Campbell's Grain of Truth Hypothesis -Hamilton and Gifford's Illusory Correlations |
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Social Learning Theory
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Theory proposed by Albert Bandura and supported by his Bobo Doll experiment, countered by Charlton et al's St. Helena observation
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Reciprocity Techniques
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-Lynn and McCall's Mint and Sweets on Restaurant Bills
-Cialdini et al's Door in the Foot |
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Commitment Techniques
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-Dickerson et al's Foot in the Door
-Cialdini et al's Low Balling -Aronson and Mills' Hazing |
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Conformity and Culture
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-Asch Paradigm
-Berry's Variation of the Asch Paradigm |
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Cultural Dimensions
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-Hofstede
-Wei et al's Survey of Foreigners in Singaporean Companies |
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Emic Approach
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Bartlett's Cattle Marking
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Etic Approach
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Berry's Variation of the Asch Paradigm
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