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The Biological Person/Nervous & Endocrine System
The Biological Person/Nervous & Endocrine System
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#HBSEITheBiologicalPerson and Intro to Psychological Person
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Internalized representation of the world , an ingrained and systematic pattern of thought is:
Assimilation
Schema
Cognitive Mediation
Accomodation
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Conscious or preconscious thinking processes, mental activities capable of reflection defines:
Cognition
Affect
Mood
Emotion
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Schema, accommodation, and assimilation are concepts of __________ theory.
Information processing
Cognitive
Cultural
Systems
4
The process that pathologizes typical daily experience resulting in medical intervention is ___
central nervous system
medicalization
pathology
true social work
5
Behavior that is shaped by reinforcing through punishment, antecedents, through observation is:
Theory of Multiple Intelligence
Cognitive Behavior Theory
Theory of Moral Reasoning
Social Learning Theory
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§Poverty, addictions, violence, child abuse exist in the _______ environment.
distal
proximal
homeostasis
cognitive
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Sensory theory, thinker and the external environment, sensory register are key concepts of ____
Sensory theory
Information processing theory
Self Psychology
Cognitive theory
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This biological system regulates the secretion of hormones through a feedback control mechanism
immune system
endocrine system
cardiovascular system
nervous system
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The Cerebral cortex is the seat of higher mental functions and is located in the _____ region.
Forebrain
Centerbrain
Hindbrain
Midbrain
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A feeling disposition that is more stable than emotion and unrelated to stimuli is...
Mood
Emotion
Cognition
Affect
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A feeling state based on our appraisal of a stimulus and by displays of expressive gestures is:
Cognition
Affect
Emotion
Mood
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Changing schemata when new situations cannot be incorporated within an existing one is:
Assimilation
Accommodation
Proper thinking
Cognitive Mediation
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Which system is responsible for processing and integrating incoming information?
Hormonal Functioning
Immune System
Endocrine System
Nervous System
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With regard to biological functioning, ___________ is best described as the "most interior".
person in environment
distal
proximal
ecological system
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Which of the following is not a subsystem in the Nervous System?
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS)
Cystolic Nervous System (CNS)
Central Nervous System
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS)
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__________ theory depicts information as flowing inward from the external world through senses.
Systems
Cognitive
Information processing
Ecological
17
The Cerebellum controls complex motor programming and is located in _______ part of the brain.
Forebrain
Hindbrain
Midbrain
Centralbrain
18
_____ theory is best describe capacity for reason that develops in sequential development.
Self
Social learning
Symbolic Interaction
Cognitive
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The gap between the axon and dendrite, uses chemical neurotransmitters to communicate is called
synapses
secretions
hormones
neurotransmitters
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_____________ holds the crucial role in growth, metabolism, development, learning, and memory.
Musculoskeletal System
Endocrine System
Cardiovascular System
Nervous System
