1. Jeopardy!

2. Positive Subjective Experiences
Anxiety
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3. for the sake of doing them and not for extrinsic rewards.
Flow is a state of optimal experience. Flow activities are done
for the sake of doing them and not for extrinsic rewards.
What is Flow?
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4. What is the definition of Anxiety?
A vague, generalized apprehension
or feeling that one is in danger.
What is the definition of Anxiety?
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5. Neutral Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
Bell
Neutral Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
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6. How many parts of the brain are there?4
How many parts of the brain are there?
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7. True or false? Flow can only be achieved when one sets rational goals.
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8. 2,2 Return Generalized anxiety disorder,
phobic disorder, panic disorder,
obsessive-compulsive disorder,
or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Name one example of an anxiety disorder.
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9. Unconditioned Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
Food
Unconditioned Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
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10. Which lobe of the brain is located near the lower back?
Occipital Lobe
Which lobe of the brain is located near the lower back?
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11. What is one area in which people experience flow?
Sports, work, activities, socializing
What is one area in which people experience flow?
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12. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is very common among who?
Soldiers/ veterans
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is very common among who?
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13. Conditioned response in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
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14. This part of the brain contains areas that receive visual information.
Occipital lobe
This part of the brain contains areas
that receive visual information.
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15. What is Optimism? 4,1 Return
The belief that bad situations are not one’s fault,
And do not always interfere with life.
They do not permeate into all
aspects of life are happier.
What is Optimism?
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16. Name 2 symptoms that can occur from panic disorder
Choking sensations, chest pain, dizziness,
trembling, and hot flashes.
Name 2 symptoms that can occur from panic disorder
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17. Conditioned Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
Bell
Conditioned Stimulus in the experiment with the dog’s salivation
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18. Parietal
This part of the brain contains areas that receive information on pressure, pain, touch and temperature.
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19. A stimulus such as money acts as which type of reinforcer?
Secondary Reinforcer
A stimulus such as money acts as which type of reinforcer?
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20. an intense and irrational fear of a particular object or situation.
Ex: arachnophobia, hydrophobia…
What is the definition of a phobia and name an example
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21. The dog stops salivating
What happens over time if the bell is rung, but no foot appears to the dog?
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22. Name the four lobes of the brain
Frontal, Occipital,
Parietal, Temporal
Name the four lobes of the brain
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