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Movies & Shows to watch when you "should be studying"

Physio & Psychopharmacology

  • Brain Games
  • Nova: Memory Hackers
  • The Creative Brain

Lifespan Development

  • The Beginning of Life: The Series
  • 9 Months That Made You

Clinical Psychology

  • Toc Toc (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)

Physiological Psychology & Psychopharmacology

Striatum

The striatum is part of the basal ganglia and is involved in voluntary movement. The striatum consists of dorsal (caudate nucleus & putamen) and the ventral (nucleus accubens & olfactory tubercle).

https://neuroscientificallychallenged.com/blog/know-your-brain-striatum

Declarative Memory: Episodic vs. Semantic Memory

http://www.human-memory.net/types_episodic.html


Medial Temporal Lobe


LTM

Brain Hemispheres: Left vs. Right Dominance

Khan Academy video series explaining the differences. Basically, your dominant hemisphere is contralateral to your handedness (e.g., right handed is most likely left hemisphere dominant), but not always. If there is damage to your dominant hemisphere, you would notice a difference (e.g., experience problems or disabilities). 

Steven's Law

It relates to actual vs. perceived/expected magnitude of a stimulus. For example, lifting weights or getting shocked. It's a relationship between the expectation and the actual experience of the stimulus. 

https://slideplayer.com/slide/3955323/


Another explanation that makes more sense

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Taylor-Russell Tables

Social Psychology

Sherif - Robber's Cave Study - Realistic Conflict Theory

Schachter’s (1959) Affiliation Study

"misery loves company"

Social Comparison Theory

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