AS Psychology- Approaches 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyApproachesASAQA Created by: GeorgiaaJadeeCreated on: 11-05-17 09:28 Introspection and Structuralism are associated with what Psychologist? Wilhelm Wundt 1 of 12 Describe Pavlov's Classical Conditioning UCS= Food UCR= Salivation NS= Bell. NS+ UCS = UCR. CS (bell) = CR (salivation) 2 of 12 What is Vicarious Reinforcement? Watching behaviour that is usually rewarded (observes consequences) and decides whether or not to imitate behaviour 3 of 12 Attention, Retention, Motor reproduction and Motivation are part of what process? Mediational Process 4 of 12 What is a Schema and what Approach does it come under? Cognitive Approach. Mental Framework of beliefs and expectations that influence Cognitive processing, developed from experience 5 of 12 State the key words associated with Cognitive Neuroscience Broca's Area, fMRIs, PET scans, LTM (Tulving) located on opposite sides of Pre-frontal Cortex, Mental Disorders, OCD = Parahippocampal Gyrus, Brain Fingerprinting 6 of 12 What do Twin Studies show and name the 2 types of Twins? Concordance Rates. Monozygotic (Identical) and Dizygotic (Non-Identical) 7 of 12 What is a Phenotype? Way Genes are expressed through Physical, Behavioural and Psychological Characterstics 8 of 12 Whats the Nervous System's 2 main functions? 1) Collect, Process and Respond to Information in the Environment. 2) Coordinate the Working Organs and Cells in the Body 9 of 12 What part of the Nervous System is responsible for Reflex Actions? Spinal Cord 10 of 12 Signals within Neurons are Transmitted ....(1). Between Neurons Signals are Transmitted ....(2). (1)- Electrically, (2)- Chemically 11 of 12 Which out of Serotonin and Adrenaline causes Inhibition of Neurons? Serotonin- Inhibition, more Negative Charge, Less Likely to Fire 12 of 12
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