Integrative neuroscience - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Name: Class: Date: Chapter 1 - The Evolution of Psychology Copyright Cengage Learning. Powered by Cognero. Page 1 1. Which two disciplines provided foundations for the field of psychology? a. physiology and theology b. physiology and sociology c. philosophy and physiology d. sociology and philosophy ANSWER: c 2. While the term “psychology” has existed since at least the early 1700s, when did psychology come to be considered a science? a. the 1750s b. the early 1800s c. the late 180...

Name: Class: Date: Chapter 1 - The Evolution of Psychology Copyright Cengage Learning. Powered by Cognero. Page 1 1. Which two disciplines provided foundations for the field of psychology? a. physiology and theology b. physiology and sociology c. philosophy and physiology d. sociology and philosophy ANSWER: c 2. While the term “psychology” has existed since at least the early 1700s, when did psychology come to be considered a science? a. the 1750s b. the early 1800s c. the late 180...

FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSIOLOGY Emile L. Boulpaep and Walter F. Boron WHAT IS PHYSIOLOGY? Physiology is the dynamic study of life. Physiology describes the “vital” functions of living organisms and their organs, cells, and molecules. For centuries, the discipline of physiology has been closely intertwined with medicine. Although physiology is not primarily concerned with structure—as is the case of anatomy, histology, and structural biology— structure and function are inextricably link...

Name: Class: Date: Chapter 1 - The Evolution of Psychology Copyright Cengage Learning. Powered by Cognero. Page 1 1. Which two disciplines provided foundations for the field of psychology? a. physiology and theology b. physiology and sociology c. philosophy and physiology d. sociology and philosophy ANSWER: c 2. While the term “psychology” has existed since at least the early 1700s, when did psychology come to be considered a science? a. the 1750s b. the early 1800s c. the late 180...

Which of the following factors has the most evidence to support its protective effect in bereavement following the loss of a spouse? A lntelligence of the bereaved B Quality of the couple's relationship C Length of the couple's relationship D Quality of social support of the bereaved E Capacity for psychological-mindedness of tné bereaved - ANSWERSD Clinical Psychiatry Development & Maturation Central nervous system responses to fear provoking stimuli are mediated chiefly throu...

Which of the following grasp patterns is used when holding a key - ANSWER Lateral Pinch When evaluating a 2 year old for the ability to adjust an object within his hand, the following skill is being assessed - ANSWER In hand manipulation Identify which factor(s) contribute to the development of hand function - ANSWER All of the above (Visual perception and cognition, Musculoskeletal integrity, somatosensory functions) Noah loves to play with play doh. You notice a new grasp pattern wh...

Almost all information from the lectures, including pictures used on the slides.

Essentials of Abnormal Psychology, chapter 2 multidimensional integrative approach - correct answersApproach to the study of psychopathology that holds psychological disorders are always the products of multiple interacting causal factors. genes - correct answersLong deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecule, the basic physical unit of heredity that appears as a location on a chromosome. diathesis-stress model - correct answersHypothesis that both an inherited tendency (a vulnerability) ...

Summary of the lectures of the course Integrative neuroscience. Lectures given by Eddy van der Zee and Gertjan van Dijk.

CHAPTER 2 ● Multidimensional integrative approach ○ Biological dimensions are causal factors from genetics and neuroscience ○ Psychological dimensions are causal factors from behavioral and cognitive processes ■ Learned helplessness, social learning, prepared learning, and unconscious processes ○ Emotional influences ○ Developmental ○ No influence operates individually ■ Each is strongly influenced by the others and by their development ● Abnormal behavior results from...