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Medulla

Breath, heartbeat, functions of autonomic system.

Reticular Formation

Arouses body prepares you for action, sympathetic.

Pans

Coordinates muscles between left and right sides of the body

Cerrebellum

Controls balance

Hypothalamus

Maintains homeostasis

Thalamus

Relay station for sensory information

Limbic System

Pleasure

Sympathetic System

Fight or flight

Parasympathetic

Coming out of fight or flight

Apraxia

Can't understand how to function normally

Aphasia

Can't talk normally

Cones

Colors

Rods

Black and White

Fovea

Only cones

Sound transferrance

Air to bone to liguid

Gestalt laws

Grouping together based on visual cues

Willem Wudibt

Father of Psychology

Rogers and May

Humanistic

John B. Watson

Behaviorism