Brain & Behavior Final Exam
emotion correct answers a subjective mental state accompanied by:
distinctive behaviors and
involuntary physiological changes
autonomic nervous system correct answers biological system responsible for the
physiological changes associated with emotion
Ex: sweating and hear rate quickening when feeling fear
you have no control over this
Folk Psychology (theory of emotion) correct answers we first have EMOTION then
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE
stimulus - perception - emotion - autonomic arousal
James-Lage correct answers (theory of emotion)
have PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE - EMOTION
stimulus - perception - autonomic arousal - emotion
problem: is there a unique physiological response associated with each different
emotion?
Facial Feedback Hypothesis correct answers we get feedback from our facial muscles
and it influences our emotional state.
the position of our muscles can influence our mood
Cannon-Bard correct answers (theory of emotion)
happens simultaneously
stimulus - perception - general autonomic arousal and emotion
problem: this assumes there is a unique physiological response for each emotion
schachter's cognitive attribution model correct answers attributes emotion to
nonspecific feelings of psychological arousal based on where you are or what you're
doing.
Ex: who your with and their emotion effects your emotion
epinephrine correct answers neurotransmitter that activates the autonomic nervous
system
brain self-stimulation correct answers placing electrons at different parts of the brain to
find positive energy
Medial Forebrain Bundle correct answers axons from the midbrain which pass through
the hypothalamus that are associated with positive emotions
, dopamine correct answers related to positive emotion
Decorticate Rage correct answers removing the cortex to find an increase of rage and
anger
suggest the cortex is related to keeping emotions in check
Kluver-Bucy Syndrome correct answers suggests that the temporal lobe is related to
fear
Amygdala correct answers found in the temporal lobe and elicits fear responses
fear conditioning correct answers classical conditioning that elicits a fear response
Patient SM correct answers has Urbach-Wiethe Disease
causes calcium deposits in the temporal lobe
Low-road correct answers processing sensory information
goes straight from the thalamus to the amygdala
high-road correct answers processing sensory information
goes from the thalamus to sensory cortex to amygdala
aggression correct answers behavior intended to cause pain or harm to others
serotonin correct answers related to aggression, low levels = high aggression
stress correct answers a non-specific response of the body to any demand made upon
it.
difficult to define
more demands more ____.
alarm reaction correct answers stage 1 of stress response cycle
sympathetic nervous system
adrenal medulla
adrenal cortex
adaption stage correct answers stage 2 of stress response cycle
brings the body back to normal
exhaustion stage correct answers reaction to prolonged or frequently repeated stress
increased risk of disease
adrenal medulla correct answers epinephrine and norepinephrine
the hypothalamus sends neural signals through the spinal cord
emotion correct answers a subjective mental state accompanied by:
distinctive behaviors and
involuntary physiological changes
autonomic nervous system correct answers biological system responsible for the
physiological changes associated with emotion
Ex: sweating and hear rate quickening when feeling fear
you have no control over this
Folk Psychology (theory of emotion) correct answers we first have EMOTION then
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE
stimulus - perception - emotion - autonomic arousal
James-Lage correct answers (theory of emotion)
have PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE - EMOTION
stimulus - perception - autonomic arousal - emotion
problem: is there a unique physiological response associated with each different
emotion?
Facial Feedback Hypothesis correct answers we get feedback from our facial muscles
and it influences our emotional state.
the position of our muscles can influence our mood
Cannon-Bard correct answers (theory of emotion)
happens simultaneously
stimulus - perception - general autonomic arousal and emotion
problem: this assumes there is a unique physiological response for each emotion
schachter's cognitive attribution model correct answers attributes emotion to
nonspecific feelings of psychological arousal based on where you are or what you're
doing.
Ex: who your with and their emotion effects your emotion
epinephrine correct answers neurotransmitter that activates the autonomic nervous
system
brain self-stimulation correct answers placing electrons at different parts of the brain to
find positive energy
Medial Forebrain Bundle correct answers axons from the midbrain which pass through
the hypothalamus that are associated with positive emotions
, dopamine correct answers related to positive emotion
Decorticate Rage correct answers removing the cortex to find an increase of rage and
anger
suggest the cortex is related to keeping emotions in check
Kluver-Bucy Syndrome correct answers suggests that the temporal lobe is related to
fear
Amygdala correct answers found in the temporal lobe and elicits fear responses
fear conditioning correct answers classical conditioning that elicits a fear response
Patient SM correct answers has Urbach-Wiethe Disease
causes calcium deposits in the temporal lobe
Low-road correct answers processing sensory information
goes straight from the thalamus to the amygdala
high-road correct answers processing sensory information
goes from the thalamus to sensory cortex to amygdala
aggression correct answers behavior intended to cause pain or harm to others
serotonin correct answers related to aggression, low levels = high aggression
stress correct answers a non-specific response of the body to any demand made upon
it.
difficult to define
more demands more ____.
alarm reaction correct answers stage 1 of stress response cycle
sympathetic nervous system
adrenal medulla
adrenal cortex
adaption stage correct answers stage 2 of stress response cycle
brings the body back to normal
exhaustion stage correct answers reaction to prolonged or frequently repeated stress
increased risk of disease
adrenal medulla correct answers epinephrine and norepinephrine
the hypothalamus sends neural signals through the spinal cord
