1. Jeopardy!

2. CATEGORY
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3. What are the steps to the scientific method
Question, hypothesis,
experiment, results,
conclusions, theory
What are the steps to the scientific method
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4. The pursuit of knowledge about natural phenomena for is own sake
What is basic science?
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5. A recurring thought or image that seems to be beyond control
obsession
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6. The measure of a relationship
between two variables
or sets of data
Correlation
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7. A branch of medicine that
deals with mental,
emotional, or
behavioral disorders
psychaiatry
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8. A state of optimal experience
Flow
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9. A psychological disorder characterized by extreme sadness,
an ability to concentrate,
and feelings of helplessness
and dejection
depression
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10. inappropriately alternating
A disorder in which a
person’s mood
inappropriately alternating
between feelings of
mania and depression
bipolar
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11. biological process such as
A regular sequence of
biological process such as
temperature and sleep
that occurs over 24 hours.
Circadian Rhythm
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12. A condition in which a person who has experienced
a traumatic event feels
severe and long lasting effects
PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder)
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13. A group of severe psychological disorders characterized
by confused and
disconnected thoughts, emotions,
behavior, and perceptions
Schizophrenia
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14. Overall perception
that goals can be met.
hope
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15. The belief that bad events are temporary, aren’t one’s
fault, and are continued
to present circumstances
optimism
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16. A learning procedure in which Associations are made
between a natural stimulus
and an unconditional stimulus.
Classical Conditioning
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17. act is reinforced or punished, resulting in corresponding
A form of learning in
which a certain
act is reinforced or punished,
resulting in corresponding
increase or decrease
in occurrence
Operant Conditioning
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18. A learning procedure in which associations are made
between a neutral stimulus
and an unconditioned stimulus
Classical Conditioning
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19. When something unpleasant is taken away
Negative Reinforcement
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20. Something the animal wants is added after an action
Positive reinforcement
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21. A stimulus which is rewarding
Primary Reinforcer
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22. A stimulus like money that becomes rewarding through its
link with primary resource.
Secondary Reinforcer
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