UWORLD Missed Questions (Psych/Soc)

when an individual klearns how to performa behavior by watching someone else

Modeing

MRIs capture

neuroanatomy

an eeg of the brain will capture its

brainwave data

compliance is changing because of a request made from…

another person

pain releif neurrotransmitter (also works with pleasure)

endorphins

What are roles that lead ro role conflict

roles outside of personal survival

is taking care of yourself considered a “role” when thinking about role conflict andc role strain?

NO

acetylcholine, dopamine, and serotonin both have effects in

digestion

neurotransmitter for mood (like aggression) and intestinal movements

serotonin

NDMA recpetors are…

glutamate responsibe ion channels that promote action potential

cohort effects are changes that occur…

between groups of people born at different times

period effects are changes that occur…

to all ages of people in one period of time

wheras social solidarity revolves around ______, passive acceptance revolves around _________

functionalism, conflict theory

obediinance is in relevance to

authority

social facilitation is the idea that

you perform better when pother swatch you

what do PET scans look at?

activity in different areas of the brain

the best way to increase validity is to…

increase the sample size

is social capital a measure of SES

NO

occupational status, income sources, and educational attainment are all measures of

SES

issue causes by pervasive owrry experienced throughout most of the day

generalized anxiertty disorder

process caused by intense anxiety over developing a physcial health condition

illness anxiety disorder

process where psycholgical distress causes physical symptoms

somatic symtpomn disorder

Increasing emotional arousal during an event causes

restricion of the focus of attention

intrustion of false information into a memory is consistrnt with the ideas yhat memory is….

reconstructive

the idea of just focusing on one feature of a problem is known as

centration

occurs in classical conditioning; when a response is elcicited by a similar stimulus causes the same response as the original stimulus (ex: a toddler who is scared of white rats is also afraid of white cats)

stimulus generalization

using rewards as secondary reinforcers that can be exchanged for a reward

token economy

occurs when a stimulus that did not previously elicit a response takes on the properties of a biologically arousing unconditioned stimulus after being paired (ex: a child is scared of white rats after hearing a loud noise)

stimulus generalization

when an idnvidiaul conforms/fits in in order to not be tejected by others

normative social influence

tendency of extreme data pointws to go towards the mean value of distribution upon repeated experiments

regression to the mean

performance enhancement due to an audience

social facilitation effect

tendency of tesearch particpants to respond to experimental questions in a way that makes them look better in the eyes of the experimenter

social desirability

______ ________ occurs when the average attitidfe or proposed coruse of action of a group becomes more extreme after group discussion

group polarization

_______ _______ occurs when an individual exerts less effort as a member of a group than when alone

social loafing

_________ occurs when repeated exosorure to a stimulus results in a decreased response

habituation