Introduction to Psychology
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Psychology
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Describe - It means that we are looking to the phenomena that we are seeing.
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Explain - Explaining what it means or what the phenomena means.
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Predict - To know what happens next after seeing that phenomena.
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Control - After seeing and knowing the phenomena, we will control the behavior.
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Nervous System - Network of specialized cells that carry information.
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Neuroscience - Deals with structure and functions of neurons.
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Neurons - Particularly cells, receives and sends messages with systems.
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PARTS OF NEURONS
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Dendrites - It receives the messages from other neurons.
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Soma - It is the cell body.
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Axons- It carries the neutral message of the cells.
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Glial Cells - It provide support from other cells, deliver nutrients to neurons, and produce myelin to coat axons.
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Myelin - It is the fatty substance and clean up waste. Also it speed up the neural impulse.
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Nerves - It travels together through the body.
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Resting Potential - It is firing of neural impulse.
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Action Potential - It is release of neural impulse.
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Neuron Communication - Sending messages to the cell.
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Axon Terminals - It is the branch at the end of the Axon.
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Sypnatic Knobs - It is round areas on the end of axon terminals.
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