1.

Cognitive
2. Abraham maslow
3. Max wertheimer
4. Unscientific & unverifiable
5. psychoanalytic
6. nature vs nurture
7. cognitive
8. cognitive
9. naturalistic observation
10. reliability
11. animal subjects can be placed at much greater risk than human subjects
12. anonymity
13. experiments can show cause and effect relationships
14. positively skewed
15. risk of long term harm
16. many confounding variables
17. 75,000
18. 30,000
19. II
20. broca's area
21. motor neuron
22. neurotransmitters
23. serotonin
24. visual cortex in occipital lobe
25. connections between the auditory cortex in the temporal lobe
26. a chemical change occurs within the cell, an electric charge is produced, and the
charge jumps the gap between the nerve cells
27. coma
28. PET&EEG
29. corpus callosum
30. imitating or canceling the effects of neurotransmitters
31. axons
32. epileptics
33. action potentials occur completely or not at all
34. sympathetic and parasympathetic
35. secretes hormones into the blood stream for communication
36. fight or flight
37. pituitary gland
38. sleep and arousal
39. hindbrain,midbrain,forebrain
40. new connections forming in the brain to take over for damaged sections
41. excitatory neurotransmitters
42. thalamus
43. both genetics and environment contribute to intelligence
44. areas where the myelin sheat has degenerated
45. expands;constricts
46. sensation
47. chromosomes
48. 46 chromosomes
49. feature detectors
50. perceptual (gestalt) organization
51. opponent pocess theory
52. most perceptual rules apply in all cultures, but some rules are learned & vary
between cultures
53. sensation is detecting stimuli, perception is interpreting it
54. at least some level of depth perception is innate
55. subliminal
56. linear perspective, peripheral vision, etc.
57. sensations are assembled into meaningful patterns that represent external events.
58. peripheral vision
59. selective attention
60. top down processing
61. are densely packed in fovea
62. focus an image on retina
63. absolute threshold