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Biological Perspective Key Princip les

Biology and Behavior Intro and Principles

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Introduction and overview of key principles for Unit 1 - Biology and Behavior. Introductory high school psychology.

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Biological Perspective

KeyPrinciple

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PRINCIPLE:There are biological

correlates of behavior

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The Brain is our thought center

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Chemicals and hormones and their

transmission throughout our body influence

behavior, cognitions and emotions

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Physiology

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Neuron

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PRINCIPLE:Behavior can

be innate because it is genetically-

based.

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PRINCIPLE:Behavior can

be innate because it is genetically-

based.

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PRINCIPLE:Animal

research can provide

insight into human

behavior

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AnimalResearch

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•Aim/Research Question•Design◦Method◦Participants◦Procedure

•Results•Conclusion

Are You a Natural?

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Twin Studies

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•Aim/Research Question

Are You a Natural?

To determine with a reasonable degree of confidence which psychological characteristics appear to be determined primarily by genetic factors and which are molded more by environment.

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•Design◦Method◦Participants◦Procedure

Are You a Natural?Qualitative & Quantiative

(interviews, surveys, tests)Identical twins reared

apart1 week visit

4 personality tests3 aptitude tests

occupational inventories2 intelligence tests

Checklist of household belongings

Measurement of parentingLife History InterviewPsychiatric Interview

Sexual History InterviewALL DONE INDIVIDUALLY

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•Results

Are You a Natural?

Correlations for characteristics measured were remarkably similar. They were close to 1.00 and no lower than .700 for MZA and MZT identical twin pairs.

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•Conclusion

Are You a Natural?

Findings indicate that genetic factors appear to account for most of the variations in a variety of human characteristics. Genetically identical humans reared apart grew into adults who were extraordinarily similar in basic psychology and personality.