Psychology From Chapters 1-3 Of Ciccarrelli

Front 1

What is the Endocrine System?

Back 1

A collection of glands

Front 2

What are the 5 glands of the Endocrine System

Back 2

Pituitany, Adreanal, Thyroid, Pancreas, Gonads

Front 3

Where is the adreanal gland located and what is it responsidble for?

Back 3

Located on top of the kidneys and is responsible for adrenaline (Epinephine)

Front 4

Where is the thyroid gland located and what is it responsible for?

Back 4

located around the adams apple and is responsible for metabolism.

Front 5

What is the pituitary gland (master gland) responsible for?

Back 5

Responsible for stimulating and regulating all other glands.

Front 6

What does the pancreas gland produce?

Back 6

Insulin.

Front 7

Where do Gonad glands function?

Back 7

Testes and Overies.

Front 8

How do hormones get into the system?

Back 8

Hormones are produced in the tissues of the glands, secreated in the blood stream, and goes throughout the system.

Front 9

What are Neurotransmitters?

Back 9

Chemical messangers.

Front 10

What are the two major parts of the Nervous System?

Back 10

Central and Pereffereal nervous system.

Front 11

What is the system of communications that is called electro-chemical network?

Back 11

The Nervous System

Front 12

What is the Central Nervous System?

Back 12

The Brain and Spinal Cord.

Front 13

What is the pereffreal nervous system?

Back 13

Everything that is not the Central Nervous System. All the nrevs from the central system to the body.

Front 14

What are the two components of the pereffrereal nervous system.

Back 14

Somatic & Autonamic Nervous Systems

Front 15

What is the purpose of the somatic nervous system?

Back 15

Takes the information from your 5 senses to the central nervous system. (Senses=CNS=Motor Comand)

Front 16

What is the purpose of the Autonamic Nervous System?

Back 16

Takes everything from the central nervous system to your smoothe involuntary muscles.

Front 17

What are some smoothe involuntary muscles?

Back 17

Stomach, Bladder, Organs, Heat etc.

Front 18

What is the autonamic system responsible for?

Back 18

Heartrate, Temperature, Blood Pressure etc.

Front 19

What is the sympathetic nervous system responsible for?

Back 19

Occours before the parasympathetic that reacts immediately to stress trauma.

Front 20

What is the parasympathetic nervous system do?

Back 20

Takes longer to relax the body after stress trauma.

Front 21

What are Neurons and what is their purpose.

Back 21

Nerve cells that are the building block of the nervous system.

Front 22

What are sensory neurons?

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(Input) Immediate pick up and dilivery

Front 23

What are motor neurons?

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(Output) Resposible for reaction.

Front 24

What are inter neurons?

Back 24

the connection between the sensory and the motor neurons.

Front 25

What are Glial Cells?

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Smaller cells than neurons that act as nerve glue in order to develop and repair neurons.

Front 26

What are the 4 features of Neurons?

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Cell Body (Soma), Dendrieds, Axon (Tail), Neuro Transmitters.

Front 27

What are the Dendrieds?

Back 27

The brach features of the neuron that recieve chemical information.

Front 28

What is the Soma?

Back 28

The cell body of the neuron that recieves nutrition and puts out waste.

Front 29

What is the longest Axon?

Back 29

The big toe, extending about 3 feet long.

Front 30

What are Ions?

Back 30

Electrical charged particals.

Front 31

When is a neuron "balanced,"?

Back 31

A neuron at rest is balanced.

Front 32

What is potential energy?

Back 32

When balanced neurons gather energy when at rest.

Front 33

What is dopamine responsible for?

Back 33

Movement and sleep.

Front 34

Which disease means that your body is producing not enough dopamine? Parkinson's Disease or schizophrenia disorder?

Back 34

Parkinson's Disease.

Front 35

In the action of a neuron, what is the job of the neurotransmitter?

Back 35

Has the job of telling other neurons to turn on or off.

Front 36

What are endorphines?

Back 36

Internal morphine. (Pain Killers)

Front 37

What is serotonin responsible for?

Back 37

Mood, appetite, sleep, depression, etc.

Front 38

What are some ways to increase serotonin in the body?

Back 38

Omega 3 and Exercise.

Front 39

What is psychology?

Back 39

The study of human behavior and the mind.

Front 40

Which founding father was concerned with Structuralism; Identifying components witht the conscious mind.

Back 40

Wilhem Wundt.

Front 41

Which psychologist was interested in personality psychology and invented ways to measure IQ

Back 41

Cattrell

Front 42

Which psychologist was interested in applied (Law) & industrial psychology.

Back 42

Musterberg

Front 43

Which psychologist was interested in developmental psychology and was the first to write a book on the psychology of adolescense.

Back 43

Hall

Front 44

passer quelqu'un (au téléphone) à quelqu'un

Back 44

to pass the phone to someone

Front 45

Which founding father of psych was most interested in clinical psychology and how the unconscious mind affects behaviors.

Back 45

Sigmund Freud

Front 46

Which founding father of psych was interested in learning and conditioning of behaviorism

Back 46

John Watson

Front 47

What are self-report measures?

Back 47

reports about feelings or thoughts on a standardized survey.

Front 48

What are two types of Behavioral Observation?

Back 48

Natural and Lab Observations

Front 49

What are aspects of physio measures?

Back 49

Heart, Sweat, Brain Patterns, EEG, MRI

Front 50

Which early theorist developed his perspective on psychology by basing it on Darwin's survival of the fittest doctrine?

Back 50

William James.

Front 51

Which perspective looks at perception, learning, and memory?

Back 51

Cognitive Psychology

Front 52

What are the 5 primary tastes?

Back 52

Bitter, Sour, Sweet, Salty, Umami

Front 53

What are some of the basic sensations?

Back 53

Pressure, Pain, Temperature

Front 54

Which fibers send the first pain messages?

Back 54

Long Fibers