Biologische psychologie Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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Summary of the following chapters: 1. Introduction to evolutionary psychology 2. Mechanisms of evolutionary change 3. Sexual selection 4. Evolution of human mate choice 5. Cognitive development and the innate issue 6. Social development 7. Evolutionary psychology of social behaviour - kin relationships and conflict 8. Evolutionary psychology of social behaviour - reciprocity and group behaviour 9. Evolution, thought and cognition 11. Evolution of emotion 12. Evolutionary psychopatholo...

PSYCHOLOGIE – INLEIDING VOOR DE PROFESSISONALE BACHELOR HOOFDSTUK 1 – PSYCHOLOGIE IN DE DAGELIJKSE PRAKTIJK 1. WAT IS PSYCHOLOGIE? 1.1. WANNEER HEBBEN WE MET PSYCHOLOGIE TE MAKEN? 1.1.1. IN ELK VAN ONS SCHUILT EEN STUKJE PSYCHOLOOG - Door met mensen om te gaan, menen we hen te kennen. We benoemen en voorspellen hun gedrag. We gaan er zelfs van uit dat we hun gedrag kunnen beïnvloeden. - Psychologen doen eigenlijk hetzelfde. Maar zij doen het met een methodiek die wetenschappelijk on...

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CO Twoapproachestothemind-bodyquesti# 1 . Dualism = the belief that mind & body are separate , the body is matter but the mind is not 2 . Monism = the belief that the mind is a phenomenon produced by the workings of the nervous system Blindsight = ability of Sb to reach for objects in their blind visual field while remaining unconscious of perceiving them to caused by damage to the mammalian visual system of the brain but a functioning privative system - D suggests that consciousness is...

This document contains everything you need to know before BioCog's first partial exam. This summary was written by a Psychology student at VU University Amsterdam. The summary consists of both text and images

Week 743): car 11 , 17,9 Emotions = a response of our brain to a positive or negative event , which results in a certain behavior d physiological responses ↳ Valuable to survival . Emotions we experience today have endured natural selection . LD Ekman & Friesen have classified 6 basic emotions based on similarity in facial expressions across cultures ↳ all other emotions are combinations

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