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Addiction
A mental and physical dependence on a substance despite clear problems
Psychological Addiction
Mental or emotional reliance on a substance, with cravings and compulsions
Physiological Addiction
Increased tolerance of a substance, symptoms of withdrawal without it
Biological view
Addiction stems from the effect of dopamine and activation of the brain’s reward center
Cognitive view
Addiction is affected by our view of how much control we have over out actions and what we think is acceptable
Sociocultural view
Addiction is influenced by the observation of models, as well as stress and trauma
Sensation
The taking in of stimuli from the environment with our sensory receptors
Perception
Organizing, interpreting, and conciously experiencing those senses
Grouping
The tendency to organize stimuli into understandable units
Perceptual Constancy
Perceiving the size, shape, and color of an object as unchanging, even as the image on the retina changes
Depth perception
The ability to see the world in three dimensions and judge distances
Sensory Adaptation
Reduced sensitivity to a stimulus after exposure to it
Absolute threshold
The smallest level of stimulus that can be detected
Difference threshold
The minimum noticeable difference between 2 stimuli