PSYC 2230 Study Guide - Final Guide: Nomothetic, Rapid Eye Movement Sleep, John Bowlby

• School: York University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 2230
• Professor: Frank Marchese

Document Summary

You have been assigned textbook (petrie) chapters 1, 2, 3, 7 and pages 355-363. And the introduction and chapters 1 and 2 in. Coordinate your assigned reading with the in-class lecture material and this study guide. C. characteristics, e. g. activation; d. categories of analysis, C. characteristics, e. g. activation; d. categories of analysis, e. g. nomothetic vs idiographic. F. constructs, e. g. energy; g. philosophical antecdents, e. g. F. constructs, e. g. energy; g. philosophical antecdents, e. g. descartes, locke; h. evolution & motivation, e. g. , reproduction- Chapters 1 & 2: genetic contributions to motivation. C. theories of emotion (go to pages 355-363): james-lange theory; emphasizes the role of autonomic nervous systems (ans) and bodily sensations that give rise to arousal and that lead to felt- subjective experience of a given emotion. Cannon-bard theory: emphasizes the role of the central nervous system: the cortex and thalamus as well as the hypo- thalamus as the seat of emotional experience.