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History of Clinical Psychology
What are the three approaches to ...,
What is the supernatural tradition,
What supposedly drove the superna...
35
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Introduction to Sensory Systems
Three main things psycholgy studies,
Three points about the sensory sy...,
What is a perception action loop
11
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The Nervous System
What are the 5 directions in anatomy,
What are the two main branches of...,
What is the cns
28
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The Sense Of Touch
What do cutaneous receptors in th...,
What does the receptive field of ...,
What is proprioception
12
cards
Taste and Smell
What are the 5 basic tastes,
What are the three regions of the...,
What do some tastants contain
23
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Psychophysics
What are the 4 stages of scientif...,
What does psychophysics mean,
What is the minimal detectable di...
6
cards
the sense of hearing
What is a force,
What is pressure,
What are sound waves
32
cards
The sense of seeing
What is emr,
Define emr,
What are the 9 components of huma...
32
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Colour perception
What is colour,
What is trichromatic theory,
What is mixing paints
11
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Multisensory Conclusion
0
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Neuroscience Intro
Are psychological processes based...,
Are psychological processes indep...,
What is dualism
31
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Neuroscience Intro 2
What is the cerebral cortex,
What are the 4 lobes of the cereb...,
Two points about hemisphere speci...
13
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Neurones and Drugs
What are the two main cells of th...,
What are the parts to a neuron,
Three points about proteins in ne...
23
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Neuroscientific Methods
What are two anatomical methods o...,
3 ways of monitoring brain activity,
What us an eeg
10
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Arousal, drives and basic emotion
What is the most basic definition...,
What does an eeg show during arousal,
What occurs during increased arousal
20
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emotion; the brain and theory
What was schachter and singers at...,
What did dutton and aron investigate,
What did patient sm have
22
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Classical Conditioning?
Define classical conditioning,
What is habituation,
What was ivan pavlovs most famous...
13
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mechanisms of learning
What should we want to learn 2,
What are two computational approa...,
What is flexibility in associatio...
13
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reward mechanisms
What are rewards,
What are the three times scales o...,
What did old and milner do in 1950s
21
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memory, HM and the hippocampus
What is explicit memory test,
What is implicit memory test,
What are the three types of memory
14
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neural basis of memory
What are modality specific stores,
Experiement for working memory in...,
What did the prefrontal cortex an...
5
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Attention and Neuropsychology
What is attention,
What are the three types of atten...,
What is focused attention
11
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ADHD
What are the three main symptoms,
What are the three types of adhd,
What is ras
6
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glossary
Forebrain,
Central sulcus,
Parietal lobe
64
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contours and forms
What is the visual pathway,
What is lgn,
What are the two components of th...
13
cards
recognising objects
What is object agnosia,
What is marrs model of recognition,
What does marrs model predict
12
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recognising facial attributes
What is prosopagnosia,
How can prosopagnosia be interpreted,
What is the faces and sheep example
14
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emotion
What are the 6 basic emotions,
Where is fear processed,
What does the disgust expression ...
5
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seeing depth and distance
What are the 7 cues available to ...,
What are the two unambiguous cues,
What are dynamic cues
6
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visual illusions
Define visual illusions,
What are 3 types of visual illusions,
What is ponzo illusion
5
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seeing movement
0
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