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galvanic skin response
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physiological measure of skin's ability to conduct electricity; used in polygraph
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ganglia
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bundles of neurons found outside of brain and spinal cord
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Gansfield Procedure
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exp. deisgn lets people read others minds
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Gate Control Theory of Pain
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why and how a person can control amount of pain
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generalizable
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when a study can be generalized to a larger population
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genotype
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genetoc coding
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gestalt theory
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the idea that human experience is best understood when we look at the big picture
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glial cells
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neural helper cells;move neurons, feed them, cary away debris
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group therapy
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cheaper, keep members honest, other victims help
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groupthink
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individuals in a group are uncomfortable disagreeing, so a bad decision is made
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gustatory sense
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sense of taste
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habituation
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when you decrease your responsiveness to a repeated stimulus leading to boredom
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Hans Seyle's General Adaptation Response
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general reaction to stress: Alarm, Resistance, exhaustion
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harlow
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babys prefer warm mother to one with food
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Hawthorne Effect
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one effective way to increase worker productivity is pay more attention to them
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heuristics
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quick and easy strategoes we employ to make quick and easy decisions: hindsight bias, availibility, fixation, overconfidence
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Abraham Maslow
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Hierarchy of needs
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high self motivators, low self motivators
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real conscious about how they come across to people, care less about other people
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hindsight bias
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after the fact, "i knew it all along"
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histogram
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bar graph
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homeostasis
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body's balance
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Howard Gardner
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seven kinds of intelligence
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Hue
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color
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hybrid
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offspring of two different species
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Role Enactment theory; dissociation theory
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hypnotized person acting out role suggested by hynotherapist, hypnosis is a dissociation in which mind splits allowing one part to not experience pain
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