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Neuroscience
How blood chemistry is linked with moods and motives
Evolutionary
natural selection of traits that promotes the perpetuation of ones genes
Behavior genetics
to what extent are psychological traits such as intelligence personality sexual orientation and vulnerability to depression attributable to our genes/ environment
Psychodynamic
How behavior springs from unconscious drives and conflicts
Behavioral
what is the most effective way to alter our behavior? observable responses?
Cognitive
How we encode process, store and retrieve information. Reasoning, problem solving, ect.
Social-Cultural
How behavior and thinking vary across cultures
Cerebellum
Balance and Coordination "the little brain"- voluntary movement
Medulla
heart beat and breathing
Pons
Swallow, hearing, balance, taste, sleep
Reticular formation
nerve network in brain stem that plays important role in controlling arousal
Thalamus
transmitting sensory info to the cortex (up and down)
Hypothalamus
regulates: eating, drinking, body temp, endocrines system (helps), and controlling emotions
Amygdala
Two lima bean-sized neural clusters linked to emotions
Hippocampus
critical for the formation of new autobiographical and fact memories. It may function as a memory "gateway" through which new memories must pass before entering permanent storage in the brain
Corpus Callosum
connects the left and right sides of the brain allowing for communication between both hemispheres
Frontal Lobe
Motor Cortex, Frontal Cortex: Voluntary movements like speaking, muscle movement, decision making, planning
Parietal Lobe
Sensory Cortex: receive sensory input, feedback on motor cortex
Occipital Lobe
Visual cortex: back of the head, visuals
Temporal Lobe:
Auditory Cortex: sarcasem, tone of voice ect.
Left side of brain
Speech
Right side of brain
non speech signs