which school deals with thought processes

which school deals with observable behaviors

which school deals with relationships

which school deals with biology and brain chemistry

which school deals with evolution

which school deals with your upbringing

what does a dendrite do

which direction does the signal go from a neurons nucleus

what does the nucleus of a neuron do

what does the axon of a neuron do

what does the myelin sheath of a neuron do

what does the axon terminal of a neuron do

what are the buttons

what is the synapse

what is the synaptic gap

what is the process of a neuron resetting

what is the reabsorption of neurotransmitters called

what is the stage before a neuron fires

what do motor neurons do

what do sensory neurons do

what do interneurons do

what do mirror neurons do

which neurotransmitter enables muscle actions, learning, and memory

which neurotransmitter influences movement, learning, attention, and emotional stability

which neurotransmitter affects mood, hunger, sleep, and arousal

which neurotransmitter helps control alertness and arousal

which neurotransmitter is a major inhibitory neurotransmitter

which neurotransmitter is a major excitatory neurotransmitter

which neurotransmitter helps to block pain

who was the guy that shot a metal pole through his head

Which nervous system controls skeletal muscles

which nervous system controls glands and internal orgam muscles

which nervous system helps conserve energy and calms you

which nervous system involves the brain and spinal cord

which philosopher worked with introspection

which philosopher said "I think, therefore I am"

which philosopher created tabula rosa (blank state)

Who is the father of psychology

who created structuralism

who created functionalism

what are the two types of research

what is the goal of a case study

what is the goal of naturalistic observation

what is the goal of a survey

two things that should have nothing to do with each other that correlate

perceived non-existent correlation; random coincidence

when subjects do not know what groups they are in

when neither subject nor experimenter know who is in what group

what is the process of sensing and perceiving the world at the same time

max stimulation we can detect 50% of the time

minimum change needed for a difference to be noticed

processing that starts at sensory receptors and works up to a higher level of processing

processing that constructs perceptions from sensory input by drawing on your experience and expectations

a set of mental tendencies that affect what we hear, see, feel, and taste

perception that uses only one eye

perception that uses both eyes

spot a sound wave hits matters

amount of time a sound wave hits matters

what you are dreaming of

what your dreams mean

the three types of drugs are depressants, stimulants, and hallucinogens

being unable to differentiate between stimuli that are similar

being able to differentiate between similar stimuli

learning to pair stimuli

learning to no longer pair stimuli

when you find the wrong things when trying to remember

declarative memory

nondeclarative memory

lose all memory before brain injury

remember everything before the brain injury but can no longer make new memories

can restate things with little/no other info

great understanding of something

when you have lots of solutions and then work towards solving a problem

when you start with a problem then break it into lots of solutions to find the best one

all possible ideas and solutions you have for a problem

likelihood of something happening

how often something actually happens