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Embedded Field Studies ____
What are Retrospective Chart Studies? ____
What is Prospective chart study? ____
Counting times a kid pushes other kids over in order to measure aggression is an example of: ____
What is the Split-Half Method? ____
Cause → Effect: ____
Cause ⇌ Effect ____
What is Reciprocity? ____
Word Association Testing tests for: ____
Operational span testing tests for: ____
Psychophysics The psychological study of the relationship between a ____ ____
Generalizing to a population: ____
Generalizing to a theory: ____
What is an Exogamy? ____ Give an Example: ____
What is Endogamy? ____
Homogamy ____
What is Heterogamy? ____
Homophily ____
Homophilous social networks is similar to ____ group
Where both + and - emotions are processed: ____
↓ activity in the R hemisphere = ____ ↓ activity in the L hemisphere = ____
____ activity in the R hemisphere = Euphoria ____ activity in the L hemisphere = Depression
↓ activity in the ____ hemisphere = Euphoria ↓ activity in the ____ hemisphere = Depression
The recognition of facial expressions associated with sadness have been linked to the: ____
What 2 brain areas are often associated with disgust? ____
Anger has been associated with the: ____
What is Prosopagnosia? ____
Fusiform Gyrus Part of the ____ Plays a role in high level ____
What is Visual agnosia? ____
Visual agnosia ____ It is NOT due to a deficit in vision (acuity, visual field, and scanning), laguage, memory, or intellect
____ is an indicator of Chelation
____ can treat anxiety with dementia, OCD, and anxiety disorder
Relieve both positive and negative symptoms: ____
Only relieve positive and worsen/maintain negative symptoms: ____
The Thomas Theorem: ____
What is Haptic perception? ____
What is Active Touch? ____
What is Phantom pain? ____
Tonotopy is the special mapping of ____ that are process by the brain
What is a Dermatome? ____
What is the Connectome? ____
When participants take longer to read a word because it is emotionally charged: ____
What is Agoraphobia? ____
LSD - ____ neurotransmission
Nicotine - CNS stimulant by working as a ____ agonist
Amphetamine ____ reuptake blocked
Alcohol - CNS ____
Schizophrenia: Mesolimbic - ____ effects Mesocortical - ____ effects
Schizophrenia: ____ - Positive effects ____ - Negative effects
What is a Hypochondriac? ____
Dopamine release in the tuberoinfundibular pathway inhibits ____ release in the ____
____ release in the ____ pathway inhibits prolactin release in the pituitary
The ____ pathway is associated with motor planning and purposeful movement
What is Illness anxiety disorder? ____
What is a Teratogen? ____
Phenylketonuria is a ____ problem
Polycystic kidney disease is a ____ problem
Austism spectrum disorder is not a ____
Neuropeptide Y in humans Inhibits the ____ circuit Blocking ____
Neuropeptide Y inhibition causes the inhibition of CCK, which limits meal size by: ____