exam
neurotransmitters
dopamine: rewards
serotonin: mood
norepinephrine: alert
acetylcholine: movement
gaba: calm down
glutamate: speed up
endorphin: painkiller
hromones
adrenaline: fight or flight
leptin: full
ghrelin: hungry
melatonin: sleep
oxytocin: love
brain
scn: maintains circadian rhythm
ras: controls alertness and sleep wake transitions
pon: ctrls fine movement during sleep
thalamus: sensory relay station
hippocampus: short to long term memory
medulla: controls breathing and heart rate
hypothalamus: maintains homeostasis
agonists incr neurotransimtter effect, antagonists block
sleep waves (BATD)
place theory: diff places in cochlea respond to different freq leading to diff pitch
freq theory: auditory nerves fire at similar rates to sound freq leading to diff pitch
volley theory: neuron groups fire in patterns for frequencies that are too high for one neuron
memory
explicit: info that is conciously recalled
episodic: personal exp
semantic: facts
implicit
procedural: how to do stuff
prospective: remember to do stuff in future
LTP: synapses become stronger more times its ultized
encoding specificity principle: retrieval cues help us retrieve memories!
retroactive means cant recall old stuff / anterograde means cant recall new stuff
social learning theory: learning is based off of watching/imitating (vicarious conditioning)
sociocultural theory: learning occurs with social interaction
ratio means every time favorable action done, interval is some time (fixed interval = scalloped)
critical period: time REQUIRED for certain development
sensitive period: time IDEAL for certain development, can be learned later
rooting is for chest, moro is for falling
models
working memory: central exec, phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad
multistore model: sensory (iconic+echoic), short term, long term
lvl of processing: (weak) structural, phonemic, semantic (strong)
iq = (mental / chronological)*100
achievement test: what yk at that time
aptitude: predicts how u’ll do in future
sensorimotor →preoperational→concrete operational→formal operatonional
broaden and build: doing goods makes u wanna do more good
social influence theory
normative: ones desire to be liked by group
informational: decisions based on those who have better info
self
concept: how u see urself
esteem: how u feel ab how u see urself
efficacy: how u think u can succeed
ecological sys theory
micro: immediate eN with direct interaction (family)
meso: interaction between diff micros (fam vs school)
exo: social settings that dont involve person directly but affects person (school board decisions)
macro: larger cultural values and customs
chrono: influence of time on ones dev
eriiksons things
AAQ
A: ID research method
experiment
correlational research
naturalistic observation
meta analysis
case study
C: Describe stat
mean
median
mode
range: greater range means more variability, but can be misleading
standard deviation: low/high SD means greater/less consistency
percentile rank
skewness: tail to right means skewed pos, tail to left means skewed neg
correlational coefficient: strong/weak pos/neg correlatoin?
effect size:
stat significance
D: Describe ethical guideline
approved by IRB
informed a/consent
protection from harm
confedentiality
allowed to withdraw
full debriefing at the end