PSYA02H3 Lecture Notes - Prefrontal Cortex, Louis Leon Thurstone, Overblowing
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1) children gave up more easily on difficult tasks, and had higher blood pressure when their school: Ans: was exposed to loud, repetitive noise: in the approach, the origin of psychological disorders is sought in the failures to reach one"s potential. In the approach, the origin of disorder is sought in failures to find meaning in life. Ans: humanistic; existential: an interaction between the mind and body that produces illness is a illness. Ans: psychosomatic: being severely obsessed with the possibility of illness, and overblowing the significance of minor symptoms is symptomatic of: Ans: hypochondriasis: a tendency to respond to stress with anger and hostility is significantly correlated with diseases affecting this system: Ans: cardiovascular: patients often fail to follow doctors" prescriptions when treatments are: Ans: medial prefrontal cortex: during psychoanalysis, maya is asked to report every thought that enters her mind, without censorship. When she stops, the therapist encourages her to continue.
