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Mid Brain
Reticular formation, limbic system, Thalmus, Hypothalmus
Reticular Formation
Filters incoming information and regulates consciousness
Limbic System
Border around brain stem that influences learning, memory, and emotions
Amygdala
Almond shape, emotions and aggression
Hippocampus
Short term memory and learning
Thalmus
Relay center that disburses information and process information from senses except smell
Hypothalamus
Regulates endocrine system, metabolism, homeostasis, basic drive, etc.
Forebrain
Cerebrum and cortex
Cerebrum
Processing station for cognition, perception, abstracting and complex mental functions
Left Hemisphere
Controls right side of body, speech, logic, math, mechanics
Right Hemisphere
Controls left side of body, art music, spacial reasoning, fantasy, creativity, etc.
Corpus Callosum
Band of fibers that connected the left and right hemispheres of cerebrum
Frontal Lobes
Processes thoughts regarding voluntary movement
Temporal Lobes
Processes auditory thoughts or ideas
Parietal Lobes
Process perceptual experiences involving skin, touch, pressure, etc.
Occipital Lobes
Process visual perceptual experiences
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
Composed of autonomic and somatic nervous system at command of CNS
Autonomic Nervous System
Regulates involuntary behaviors at the command of the CNS
Sympathetic
Increases and prepares for fight-flight
Parasympathetic
Conserves energy & calms body
Somatic Nervous System
Regulates voluntary behaviors at the command of the CNS
Endocrine System
Ductless glands that secrets hormones into blood stream
Adrenal Gland
Secrets adrenalin that stimulates fight/flight response
Pituitary
Secrets growth hormones
Pancreas
Insulin & blood sugar
Gonads
(Ovaries/testes) Secretes sex hormones, specifically: estrogen/testosterone
Thyroid
Secretes thyroxin that affects metabolic rate
Psychoanalytic Perspective
Believe that ABN behaviors result from unconscious forces, excessive tension and anxiety
Psychoanalytic Perspective (3 areas of conflict)
Conflict between ID, ego, superego
Conflict at one of the psychosexual stages
Conflict related to ineffective use of defense mechanisms by the ego
ID
(Instinctive Drives) Innate and unconscious, uses primary process, governed by pleasure principal, contains life and death instincts, contains libido and sexual impulses
Ego
Operates consciously, has reality contact. Represents "self" and: Uses secondary process, governed by the reality principle, operates unconsciously when using defense mechanisms, mediates for superego and ID to implement demands in realistic way
Superego
Moral arm of personality, contains EGO IDEAL (should (s)) and CONSCIENCE (should not (s)), Develops during phallic stage, Governed by moral principal