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Psychology Quick Study Guide for undergraduate, graduate, and medical students -
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Audience
Intended for everyone interested in psychology, particularly undergraduate and graduate students, medical students, nursing, and dental students.
Features
- Fully illustrated anatomical diagrams.
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Table of Contents
- I. Introduction
- II. Neuropsychology
- III. Sensory Systems
- IV. Perception
- V. Learning and Memory
- VI. Thinking, Language, Intelligence
- VII. Development
- VIII. Personality, Mind, and Social Psychology
- IX. Abnormal Psychology
- X. Psychoactive Drugs
I. Introduction
Introduction: History | Principles | Scope | Research psychology | Applied psychology | Research methods | Criticism
II. Neuropsychology
Neuron: Axon | Dendrite | Synapse | Neurotransmitters | Action Potential | Postsynaptic Potential
Nervous System Organization: Brain | Spinal cord | Central nervous system | Peripheral nervous system | Somatic nervous system | Autonomic nervous system
Brain Stem: Medulla oblongata | Pons | Midbrain
Diencephalon: Thalamus | Hypothalamus | Pituitary gland
Telencephalon: Brain | Gyri and sulci | Brodmann area | Cerebral cortex | Cerebral hemisphere | Lateralization of brain function | Frontal lobe | Occipital lobe | Parietal lobe | Temporal lobe | Corpus callosum | Fornix
Limbic System: Amygdala | Cingulate gyrus | Fornicate gyrus | Hippocampus | Hypothalamus | Mammillary body | Nucleus accumbens | Orbitofrontal cortex | Parahippocampal gyrus
III. Sensory Systems
Visual system: Eye | Lateral geniculate nucleus | Optic radiation | Visual cortex
Auditory system: Outer ear | Middle ear | Cochlea | Medial geniculate nuclei | Primary auditory cortex
Olfactory system: Olfactory receptor neurons | Piriform cortex
Gustatory system: Tongue | Taste bud | Basic tastes | Primary gustatory area
Somatosensory system: Nociception | Thermoreception | Vestibular system | Mechanoreception | Proprioception | Golgi organ | Muscle spindle
IV. Perception
Perception: Weber–Fechner law | Stevens' power law | Absolute threshold | Just noticeable difference | Psychometric function | Limen
Perceptual Cues: Perceptual constancy | Visual perception | Depth perception | Motion perception
Attention: Top-down and bottom-up information processing | Cocktail party effect | Stroop effect
V. Learning and Memory
Learning: Habituation | Classical conditioning | Backward conditioning | Second-order conditioning | Rescorla-Wagner model | Eyeblink conditioning | Operant conditioning | Sensitization
Memory: Short-term memory | Long-term memory | Working memory | Cortical plasticity | Hebbian learning | Forgetting | Amnesia
VI. Thinking, Language, Intelligence
Thinking: Abstraction | Concept | Mental image | Animal cognition | Problem solving : Algorithm | Heuristic | Reasoning: Deductive reasoning | Inductive reasoning | Abductive reasoning | Analogy
Language: Phoneme | Morpheme | Syntax | Language acquisition | Aphasia: Broca's (expressive) aphasia | Wernicke's (receptive) aphasia
Intelligence: IQ | Stanford-Binet IQ test | Raven's Progressive Matrices | Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale
VII. Development
Developmental Psychology: Theory | History | Stages of development | Schools of psychology | Research methods | Theorists & theories
Developmental Stage Theories: Cognitive development | Attachment theory | Kohlberg's stages of moral development | Psychosexual development | Erikson's stages of psychosocial development | Fowler's stages of faith development | Loevinger's stages of ego development
VIII. Personality, Mind, and Social Psychology
Personality psychology: Nature versus nurture | Eugenics | Personality type | Personality test
Traits Theory: Big Five personality traits | Extraversion and Introversion | Neuroticism | Psychoticism | Conscientiousness | Agreeableness | Openness to experience
Mind: Motivation | Emotion | Stress | Consciousness | Philosophy of mind | Sleep
Social psychology:Intrapersonal phenomena: Attitudes | Persuasion | Social cognition | Self-concept | Cognitive dissonance | Interpersonal phenomena: Social influence | Group dynamics | Relations with others | Interpersonal attraction | Research
IX. Abnormal Psychology
Abnormal Psychology: Normal behavior | Abnormal behavior | Mental illness
Anxiety disorders: Phobia | Panic disorder | Post-traumatic stress disorder | Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Mood disorders: Clinical depression | Bipolar disorder | Mania | Seasonal affective disorder
Psychotic disorders: Schizophrenia | Delusional disorder
Cognitive disorders: Delirium | Amnesia | Dementia : Alzheimer's disease | Down syndrome
Dissociative disorders: Dissociative identity disorder
Sleep disorders: Insomnia | Narcolepsy | Apnea | Sleepwalking
Psychotherapy: Psychoanalysis | Cognitive | Cognitive behavioral | Psychodynamic | Existential | Gestalt | Humanistic | Brief | Systemic
X. Psychoactive Drugs
Stimulants: Amphetamines | Cocaine | MDMA (Ecstasy) | MPH (Ritalin)
Antidepressants: MAOI | TCA | SSRI | SSRE | SNRI | NRI | DRI | Opioids
Depressants: Barbiturates | Phenobarbital | Benzodiazepine | Diazepam | Clonazepam | Chloral hydrate | Glutethimide
Antipsychotic: Chlorpromazine | Clozapine | Lithium salt
Hallucinogens: Psychedelics: LSD | Psilocybin | Dimethyltryptamine | Mescaline | Cannabinoids
Dissociative: Ketamine | Dextromethorphan | Nitrous oxide
Deliriants (Anticholinergics): Benztropine | Atropine | Atracurium
Anaesthetics: Diethyl ether | Nitrous Oxide | Propofol | Ketamine | Opioids
Emetic | Antiemetics | Anticonvulsant | Anxiolytic
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