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Title: ??? ??????? Understanding Psychology


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??? ???????Understanding Psychology
  • Medical Psychology

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Understanding Psychology
  • ?????????
  • ???? (The Cognition Process)
  • ????? (Motivation Emotion)
  • ?? (Personality)

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  • ????(Cerebral cortex)??????Brodmann,1909
  • ??? (Sensory area)
  • ??? (Motor area)
  • ??? (Speech area)
  • ??? (Association area)

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  • ??????????(Cerebral Lateralization)
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The Cognition Process
  • ????? (Sensation Perception)
  • ?? (Learning)
  • ?? (Memory)
  • ?? (Thinking)

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  • Sensation ??????
  • ???? Sensory Deprivation
  • ???(Sensitivity)??????
  • ????(Sensory Threshold)
  • ????(Sensory Adaptation)
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Key Words
  • Sensation
  • The process in which the sense organs receptor
    cells are stimulated and reply initial
    information to higher brain centers for further
    processing

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  • Perception ???
  • Perception?????
  • ??????Perceptual Selectiveness
  • ????Perceptual Set
  • ??????Perceptual Organization
  • ??????Perceptual Interpretation
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  • (Perceptual Constancy)

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Key Words
  • Perception
  • The process by which an organism selects and
    interprets sensory input so that it acquires
    meaning.
  • Absolute threshold
  • The minimum amount of physical energy needed
    for an observer to perceive a stimulus is called
    an absolute threshold.

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  • Different threshold (JND)
  • The lowest level of stimulation required to
    sense that a change in stimulation has occurred.
  • Sensory adaptation
  • The tendency of sensory systems to respond less
    to stimuli that continue without change.
  • Perceptual constancy
  • The organization of changing sensations into
    percepts that are relatively stable in size,
    shape, and color.

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  • Learning???
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  • Learning???
  • Classical condition
  • Operant condition
  • Observational learning
  • Cognitive Learning

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Key Words
  • Learning
  • Relative permanent change in an organism that
    occurs as a result of experiences in the
    environment
  • Classical conditionding
  • Conditioning process in which an originally
    neutral stimulus,by repeated pairing with a
    stimulus that normally elicits a response, comes
    to elicit a similar or even identical response
    also know as Pavlovian conditioning

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  • Operant conditioning
  • Conditioning in which an increase or decrease
    in the probability that a behavior will recur is
    affected by the delivery of reinforcement of
    punishment as a consequence of the behavior also
    known as instrumental conditioning.
  • Observational learning
  • Organisms learn new responses by observing
    the behavior of a model and then imitating it.

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  • ???????????? Insight
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  • ???? (Latent learning)

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  • Memory??
  • Memory ???
  • ?? (Memorization)
  • ?? (Retention)
  • ?? (Recognition)
  • ?? (Repruduction)

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Key Words
  • Memory
  • The ability to recall past events, images,
    ideas, or skills the storage system that allows
    for retention and retrieval of previously learned
    information.

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  • ???? (Sensory memory)
  • ???? (STM, Short-term memory)
  • ???? (LTM, Long-term memory)

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  • Sensory memory
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  • ???? (pattern recognition) ??sensory memory
    ?short-term memory?????????????????????????????,??
    ????????????,??? (attention)????

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  • Short-term memory
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  • Long-term memory
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  • ? ? (Forgetting)
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  • Thinking??
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  • Thinking???
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Key Words
  • Thinking
  • The higher mental process which is the
    manipulation of mental respresentations of
    information
  • Problem solving
  • The process of transforming one situation
    into another that meets a goal

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Motivation Emotion
  • Motivation
  • Emotion

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  • Motivation??????
  • ?????
  • Motivation Need
  • ????
  • Motivation Theory
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  • Motivation Conflict
  • Frustration

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Key Words
  • Motivation
  • Any internal condition, although usually an
    internal one, that initiates, activates, or
    maintailns an organisms goal-directed behavior.

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  • ???? (Instinct theory)
  • ???? (Drive theory)
  • ???? (Arousal theory)
  • ???? (Incentive theory)
  • ???? (Cognitive theory)
  • ?????? (Expectancy-value theory)
  • ????? (Self-efficacy theory)

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  • Motivation conflict
  • ???? (Approach-approach conflict)
  • ???? (Avoidance-avoidance conflict)
  • ???? (Approach-avoidance conflict)
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  • (Multiple approach-avoidance conflict)

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  • Frustration???
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  • Frustration??
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  • Emotion??
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  • ???? (Subjective experience)
  • ????/?? (Emotional expression)
  • ???? (Physical arousal)

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Key Words
  • Emotion
  • An evaluative response (a positive or
    negative feeling state) that typically includes
    subjective experience, physiological arousal, and
    emotional expression

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  • Emotion ???
  • ???? (Basic emotion)
  • ??(Happiness)
  • ??(Sadness)
  • ??(Anger)
  • ??(Fear)
  • ???????
  • ??(Mood)
  • ??(Affective impluse)
  • ??(Stress)

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  • Emotion ??
  • Emotion??????
  • Emotion???????

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  • Emotion Theory
  • James-Lange theroy
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  • Cannon-Bard theory
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  • Cognition Emotion
  • Arnold???-???
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  • Schachters two-factor theory of emotion
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  • ??- ????

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Personality
  • Personality ???
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  • Personality ???
  • Personality ???
  • Personality Theory

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Key Words
  • Personality
  • The enduring patterns of thoughts, feeling,
    and behavior that are expressed in different
    circumstances.

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  • ?? (Temperment)
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  • ?? (Character)
  • C.G.Jung ????
  • Spranger ??????
  • Friedman Rosenman ???\????

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  • ??????
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    (Self-cognition)
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    (Self-experience)
  • ????
    (Self-regulation)

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  • Personality ???
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  • Personality Theory
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  • ???? (Theory of personality trait)
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