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The brains of individuals with parkinsons exhibit ____
People with parkinson's exhibit clumps of ____ in the ____
Lewy body disease is a disease caused by build-up of lewy bodies that is associated with ____ and ____. It is seperate from parkinson's.
The symptoms of major depressive disorder include: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
The #1 reason individuals reach out for mental health services is ____
Depression is influenced by ____, ____, and ____ factors
People with depression have a decreased level of ____, ____, ____, and ____
Psychological factors in depression include ____, ____, and ____
____ is when having a roommate/partner/friend with depression can increase likelihood of you getting depression
____ are stressors that are, at least in part, due to an individuals characteristics or behaviors
Dependent stressors are ____
____ are stressors that occur without the person's influence
Independent stressors are ____
____ is a state of high optimism, euphoria, poor judgement, etc
Hypomania is ____ and is associated with ____
____ is a mild form of mania and is associated with times of high productivity and energy
A manic episode is ____ that lasts atleast ____ days and can ____
____ is a period of abnormally elevated mood and increased energy that lasts atleast 7 days and can be severe enough to cause impairment in…
____ is when hypomania becomes manic w/ or w/o major depressive disorder
Bipolar I disorder is when ____
____ is when individuals experience hypomania with atleast one major depressive episode. They also never experience a manic episode.
Bipolar II disorder is when ____
Cyclothymic disorder is characterized by distinct episodes of ____ and ____
____ is characterized by distinct episodes of hypomania and dysthymia
Social Psychology looks at ____
____ looks at how individuals think, feel, and behave in social interactions
____ is a tendency for people to bring behaviors in line with group norms
Conformity is ____
Informative influence is ____
____ is looking to a group for guidance when you don't know what to do and you assume the group is correct
Normative influence is ____.
____ is when you join in on a groups negative action to avoid social rejection, despite knowing its wrong.
Private conformity is ____
Public conformity is ____
Group polarization is ____.
____ is when group-decision making amplifies the original opinion of group members to the point where a stronger decision is adopted.
Groupthink is ____
____ is when maintaining harmony among group members is more important than analyzing the problem at hand. Usually in insulated groups with…
Ways to avoid groupthink include ____ and ____
positive conformity example: ____ negative conformity example: ____
____ is following orders and obeying authority
positive obedience example: ____ negative obedience example: ____
____ is a breakdown of social bonds between an individual and community.
Social anomie is ____.
Compliance is when ____
____ is when individuals perform behaviors to get a reward or avoid punishment typically without questioning why
____ is when individuals act/dress in a certain way to be like someone they respect
Identification is when ____
Internalization is when ____.
____ is when an idea/belief/behavior has been integrated into our own values.
The strongest type of conformity is ____
____ is when we do something to gain respect/support of peers outwardly, despite possibly internally believing something else
Normative social influence is when we ____
____ is when we conform because we feel others are more knowledgeable than us.
Informational social influence is when we ____.
____ believed that it was not possible to understand human behavior by breaking it down into parts, so people must be viewed as a whole
Solomon Asch' experiment showed that individuals were ____
Milgrams studies on obedience were heavily influenced by ____
Milgrams shock study was conducted to study ____
Milgrams experiment results in the conclusion that ____ and ____