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Which chemical pathway appears to be important both in some types of psychotic behavior and in the reinforcing properties of various drugs?
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Mesolimbic Dopamine
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What behavior is typical of schizophrenia?
Typical behavior seen in schizophrenia includes psychotic episodes in which there is a severe mental disturbance and perceptions of reality are distorted. Psychotic episodes may also involve hallucination
What is behavior shaping?
Reinforcing a series of successive steps leading to the final response.
What shapes behavior?
Reinforcing a series of successive steps leading to the final response.
The brain reward system describes how?
the release of dopamine causes pleasure, reinforcing a behavior.
How do you live with a psycho?
You learn to tolerate their psychotic behavior, you leave, or you see if you can reason with them (compromise).
What is diagnosis code 296.34?
It is major depressive disorder with reoccurring episodes with psychotic behavior
What is the molding of a subject's behavior by reinforcing a series of successive approximations of the desired response is referred to as?
shaping
What is the term for Psychotic behavior of being excessively clean?
A form of OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder).
Why is polarity important?
The behavior and properties of chemical compounds depend also on the polarity of their molecules. Typical examples are the solubility or intermolecular associations.
When animal trainers use operant conditioning technique to slowly condition a new behavior by reinforcing successive approximations of the new desired behavior the specific name for this is?
Shaping
When animal trainers use operant conditioning techniques to slowly condition a new behavior by reinforcing successive approximations of the new desired behavior the specific name for this is?
Shaping
Who study behavior and properties of cells?
A cytologist studies the behavior and properties of cells. Robert Hooke is considered as the Father of Cytology and the first cytologist.
