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Psychology 101 Exam 1 Questions and Answers Rated A+ The scientific study of behavior & mental processes Psychology "the way you think" is the _________, is NOT directly observable. mental process Psychology DOES NOT rely on: common sense "the way you act" is _________, its directly observable behavior The Goals of Psychology: 1. Description: describes the issue (no details) 2. Explanation: wants to know why, understanding the actual cause (either/or) 3. Prediction: ...

The blood vessels that nourish the hair are located in the A)epidermis b)hair shaft c)hair bulb d) hair papillae - Answer-Hair papillae Which is not part of the pilosebaceous unit? a) arrector pili b) hair C) dermal papillae d) sudoriferous gland - Answer-Sudoriferous gland Two or more hair sharing a follicle are known as: a) dualism b)neighboring c)spacing d)pili multigemini - Answer-Pili multigemini Which phase is the active phase of growth for hair? A)telogen b)catagen c)ana...

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CSULB PSY332 Human Cognition Exam 1Rene Descartes () - correct answer French philosopher that argued for dualism between mind and body His view was that your brain has machinery, but decision-making is a separate process Rationalism - correct answer belief in reason and logic as the primary source of knowledge Dualism - correct answer seeing mind and body as two different things that interact; 'mind and body are separate' problem with Descartes' view - correct answer 'turtles all t...

This is a summary of the Philosophy of Mind course of 2020-2021. It covers many different subjects, theories and thinkers. Subjects include mind-body dualism, determinism, free will, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, type-token theory, computationalism, and much more

What is physiology (biological) psychology? The study of behavior has many components: - Neuroanatomy - Neuroendocrine - Neurochemistry - Neuropathology - Neuropharmacology - Neurophysiology What is the difference between monism and dualism? What is the evidence for monism (i.e., how do we know that brain and mind are closely related, if not the same)? Monism is when the brain and mind are one and dualism is when they are separate. We know that the brain and mind are closely related...

PSY 120 Final Exam Spring 2022 tabula rasa - correct answer Aristotle's term describing the mind as a "blank slate" when individuals are born applied research - correct answer Research done in an effort to discover a new or more effective way to solve a specific practical problem clinical psychology - correct answer A form of applied psychology that focuses on identifying, preventing, and relieving distress or dysfunction that is psychological in origin. process-oriented explanat...

Psychology Correct Answer-the scientific study of the mind and behavior, both of which depend on processing in the brain Critical Thinking Correct Answer-systematically evaluating information to reach conclusions best supported by evidence Nature-Nurture Debate Correct Answer-does an organism's genetic code or environment affect its behavior more? Mind-Body Dualism Correct Answer-the idea that the mind and body are distinct from each other Scientific Method Correct Answer-a systemat...

PSYCH 375 Midterm 1 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Framing effects - Answer-the way you frame a question will change how a person answers it (risk averse for gain, risk seeking for losses) cognitive psychology - Answer-branch of psychology concerned with mental processes; specifically the internal events that occur between sensations of stimuli and outcomes in human behavior Different parts to answering the question, How many hands does Aristotle have? - Answer-Speech interpret...