PSYC 1101 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Synesthesia, Hallucinogen, Nicotine

• School: University of Georgia
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 1101
• Professor: Kenneth Welch

Document Summary

: need for drug(s) where withdrawal sensations caused by the drug: physical dependence symptoms are experienced, psychological dependence where no withdrawal symptom are experienced drug, drug addiction. Music sounds better, colors are brighter, tastes are more intense: hallucinations occur most always are distortions of objects already there, not new objects appearing, hallucinogens distort time making it feel longer or shorter than it actuality, synesthesia, affect mood and thought. Some people experience a bad trip where hallucinations are frightening or disgusting: to avoid a bad trip be sure that a person is in the right state of mind before taking the drug, very low chance of dependency, no withdrawal effects, but tolerance develops quickly. Ucr and cr are often the same behavior, just caused by different stimuli: classical conditioning is often connected with phobias same phobias may be due to learned associations between object and fear, taste aversion is another example of classical conditioning.