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smallest amount of stimulation that an observer start learning		absolute threshold
is a neuromodulator start learning		acetylcholine
is a collection of information start learning		acoustic code
something is to change it start learning		affect
is related to mood start learning		affective
is likely to act start learning		aggressive
are relatively slow start learning		alpha waves
is a state of consciousness that differs from a normal state of sleep or wakeful start learning		altered state
are two groups of nuclei in the brain’s limbic system, which help control emotio start learning		amygdalae
he or she is alert and ready to react to stimuli. start learning		aroused
something is to evaluate and define it start learning		assess
is a from of learning start learning		associative learning
is a region of the cerebrum located in the parietal lobe, and is responsible for start learning		auditory cortex
is a behavior that a person performs without being aware of it start learning		automatic behavior
is the part of the peripheral nervous system that is responsible for the body’s start learning		autonomic nervous system
he or she is able to perceive and understand the surrounding environment. start learning		aware
is an observable action start learning		behavior
is an idea or prejudice that influences a person’s thinking. start learning		bias
is a variation in a biological system that goes through a regular cycle, and may start learning		biological rhythm
it is related to the body’s start learning		body-kinesthetic
is the organ of the body that is responsible for thinking and controlling the body start learning		brain
is a part oof the brain that connect to the spinal cord start learning		brain stem
is a part of the brain located at the rear of the bottom of the brain, which mostly controls movement start learning		cerebellum
is the largest part of the human brain. start learning		cerebrum
is the act of organizing small amounts of information into larger groups so they become easier to remember start learning		chunking
is a biological rhythm that has a period of about twenty-four hours, and include start learning		circadian rhythm
is made of the brain and the spinal cord, and send and receives messages to and start learning		cns
it is related to conscious mental processes, like thinking or remembering start learning		cognitive
is an idea start learning		concept
is a from of learning in which an individual makes start learning		conditioning
something is to suggest or imply something other than the direct or literal mean start learning		connote
is a person’s immediate awareness of his or her thoughts, sensations, existence, start learning		consciousness
is a bundle of fibers that connects the left hemisphere of the cerebrum to the right hemisphere of the cerebrum start learning		corpus callosum
are short, regular brainwaves, and generally occur during periods of deep sleep start learning		delta waves
something is to indicate or represent it directly start learning		denote
is the smallest diffrence in stimulation that an observer can detect while comparing start learning		difference threshold
is a particular person’s normal way of approaching or reacting to situations start learning		disposition
it is split into more than one part or piece start learning		divided
is the length of time during which something continues to happen. start learning		duration
is a type og sensory memory that retains information for a short period of time start learning		echoic memory
is the change that information goes through so that the mind can store and retrieve it from the memory start learning		encoding
is a process through which individuals learn about and become part of their surrounding culture start learning		enculturation
is a system of gland that release hormones into the body to regulate it. start learning		endocrine system
is a hormone that acts as a neurotransmiter affecting sensations of pleasure and pain start learning		endorphin
is a physical setting. start learning		environment
is the conscious recollection of information or an event. start learning		explicit memory
is a person who enjoys interacting with other people in a friendly way start learning		extrovert
is the front part of the cerebrum, and is responsible for high level thinking, start learning		frontal lobe
is the job or purpose of something. start learning		function
is the factor that intelligence test generally measure, and that psychologists consider start learning		general intelligence
is an organ in the body that produces a particular chemical start learning		gland
is a set of rules that determine how words can be used in the structure of a language start learning		grammar
is part of the central nervous system that contains the bodies of nerve cells start learning		gray matter
is a process by which an individual temporalily becomes familiar with a stimulus start learning		habituation
is one half of something that is round. start learning		hemisphere
is a substance that causes a body’s cells to perform a particular action. start learning		hormone
is a part of the brain that is located below the thalamus and above the brain stem start learning		hypothalamus
is a type of sensory memory that retains information for a short period of time start learning		iconic memory
is information that a person does not consciously remember, but which has an effect on his or her behaviors start learning		implicit memory
is the ability the mind uses to understand and categorize thoughts and sensory perceptions start learning		information processing
is a biological rhythm that occurs less that once per day and includes the human menstrual cycle start learning		infradian rhythm
is a part of the cerebrum inside of the groove that separates the frontal lobes start learning		insular lobe
is a hormone that regulates the amount of sugar in blood. start learning		insulin
something is to make it a part of a larger whole start learning		integrate
is the ability to think and learn about the world, and to understand new ideas. start learning		intelligence
is a state in which biological rhythm do not match up to each other start learning		internal desynchronization
it is related to the relationship between people start learning		interpersonal
it is related to and individual’s understanding of him- or herself start learning		intrapersonal
is a person who prefers to be alone rather than interact with other people start learning		introvert
a person cannot control of influence it start learning		involuntary
is a generally accepted measurment of intelligence based on scores from a standardized test start learning		IQ (intelligence quotient)
is the use of words to communicate through writing or speaking. start learning		language
is a process through which individuals gain knowledge or skills. start learning		learning
is a collection of nerves in the brain, which contains the amygdalae and controls basic emotions start learning		limbic system
it is related to words or language start learning		linguistic
is the study of language and its parts. start learning		linguistics
it is related to problem-solving and reasoning start learning		logical-mathematical
it occurs or exists for a great or extended period of time. start learning		long-term
is the lower half of the brainstem, which controls heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing. start learning		medulla
is a hormone that helps regulate circadian rhythms. start learning		melatonin
is a form of learning in which an individual is able to recall something perfectly after learning it but does not necessarily understand what it means. start learning		memorization
is the part of the mind that retains and retrieves information start learning		memory
it is related to the brain. start learning		mental
is a part of the brain that is located near the center, which helps control the functions of vision, hearing, movement, sleep, alertness, and temperature control. start learning		midbrain
is the smallest unit of meaning in a language. start learning		morpheme
is a region of the cerebrum on the boundary of the frontal, temporal, and parietal lobes, and is responsible for planning and executing movement. start learning		motor cortex
is a nerve that sends messages from the brain or spinal cord to the body's muscles and controls movements. start learning		motor nerve
it is related to the appreciation or production of music. start learning		musical
is a network of neurotransmitters that transmit information to multiple systems in the body at once. start learning		neuromodulator
is a nerve cell. start learning		neuron
is a chemical that transmits a signal from one neuron to another. start learning		neurotransmitter
is a hormone that the brain produces under stress, which acts as a neurotransmitter and controls functions such as heart rate and blood pressure. start learning		norepinephrine
is the rear part of the cerebrum and is responsible for processing visual information from the eyes. start learning		occipital lobe
he or she hopes or believes that future events will be pleasant and desirable. start learning		optimistic
of the autonomic nervous system controls the body when it is at rest. start learning		parasympathetic division
is the top middle part of the cerebrum and is responsible for processing different kinds of sensory information. start learning		parietal lobe
he or she is not likely to act forcefully or argue with others. start learning		passive
is a set of events or behaviors that occurs repeatedly in the same way. start learning		pattern
is the process that the brain uses to interpret and organize information from the senses. start learning		perception
is a set of qualities and habits that distinguishes a particular person from other people. start learning		personality
he or she believes that future events will be unpleasant or undesirable. start learning		pessimistic
is the smallest unit of sound in a language. start learning		phoneme
is a part of a memory system that rehearses verbal information to keep it in memory. start learning		phonetic loop
is the status of the body's systems in a particular circumstance. start learning		physical state
is a gland that is located below the brain, which secretes hormones that control growth, conversion of nutrients, and other bodily functions. start learning		pituitary gland
is an activity that individuals, especially children, participate in primarily for enjoyment. It is also an important form of learning. start learning		play
is the part of the nervous system that is outside of the brain and spinal cord. start learning		pns
is a part of the brainstem that transmits signals from the cerebrum to the medulla, then from the medulla to the thalamus, start learning		pons
is the part of the mind storing thoughts and memories that a person is not immediately aware of but can easily recall if needed. start learning		preconscious
is a set of events that take place in a certain order and have a specific result. start learning		process
something is to take it in and understand it. start learning		process
is the study of how the brain acquires and uses language. start learning		psycholinguistic
is the study of the brain or mind and how it influences the ways in which people act. start learning		psychology
it is related to body movements associated with mental activities. start learning		psychomotor
is a branch of psychology that studies the relationship between sensory experiences and the physical properties of stimuli. start learning		psychophysics
is an uncontrolled and unlearned response to a stimulus. start learning		reflex
a process is to control its amount or frequency. start learning		regulate
is the act of repeating information in order to keep it in short-term memory. start learning		rehearsal
he or she is awake but not alert or aroused. start learning		relaxed
sleep is a period of sleep in which the eyes move, the muscles lose tone, and the sleeping person dreams. start learning		REM
is someone's action or thought as a result of a particular event start learning		response
is the ability to store facts and information in the memory. start learning		retention
is the ability to recall facts and information from the memory. start learning		retrieval
is the act of repeating a specific sequence of information to keep it in short-term memory. start learning		rote rehearsal
is the process of focusing on a small part of the environment while blocking out the rest of the environment. start learning		selective attention
is the study of the meanings of words. start learning		semantics
is the detection or the experience of something in the surrounding environment resulting from stimulation of a sensory organ. start learning		sensation
is an ability by which the body perceives something around it. start learning		sense
is the reduction in response to a sensory perception that occurs when a stimulus is repetitive or unchanging. start learning		sensory adaptation
is the lack of normal amounts of sensory perception. start learning		sensory deprivation
is data that comes from the sense organs like the eyes or ears. start learning		sensory information
is a system of memory that stores extremely accurate information from the senses for a short amount of time. start learning		sensory memory
is a nerve that sends information from the body to the brain or spinal cord. start learning		sensory nerve
is a change in the state of something. start learning		shift
it occurs or exists for a brief period of time. start learning		short-term
is one of five stages of sleep that a person experiences while asleep and are part of either REM sleep or NREM start learning		sleep stage
is the part of the peripheral nervous system that is responsible for the body's controllable movements start learning		somatic nervous system
is a region of the cerebrum located in the parietal lobe and is responsible for interpreting information about the body's position, temperature, and pain levels. start learning		somatosensory cortex
it is related to movement and orientation in three-dimensional space. start learning		spatial
is a long, thick group of nerves that extends from the brain down the backbone. start learning		spinal cord
is a person's mental or physical condition at a particular time. start learning		state
it occurs or exists in the unconscious. start learning		subconscious
of the autonomic nervous system controls the body's responses to threatening, dangerous, or otherwise arousing situations. start learning		sympathetic division
is a set of rules that determines how words are arranged to form phrases and sentences in a particular language. start learning		syntax
is the bottom middle part of the cerebrum, and is responsible for language-learning, speech, and forming new memories. start learning		temporal lobe
is a part of the brain that is located between the cerebral cortex and midbrain, which helps control consciousness, sleep, and alertness. start learning		thalamus
is a part of the brain that is located between the cerebral cortex and midbrain, which helps control consciousness, sleep, and alertness. start learning		thalamus
is the idea that there are many different elements of intelligence, and that people can have varying levels of them. start learning		Theory of Multiple Intelligences
is a process performed by sensory organs in which one type of energy becomes another. start learning		transduction
a medical condition is to try to correct it or make it less severe. start learning		treat
is a biological rhythm that occurs more often than once per day and includes the stages in the human sleep cycle. start learning		ultradian rhythm
is the part of the mind that a person is not aware of, but which influences his or her actions and feelings. start learning		unconscious
is a region of the cerebrum located in the occipital lobe and is responsible for interpreting information from the eyes. start learning		visual cortex
is a part of a memory system that holds visual and spatial information in memory. start learning		visuo-spatial sketchpad
a person can control or influence it. start learning		voluntary
is part of the central nervous system that does not contain the bodies of nerve cells. start learning		white matter

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