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as defined by social psych, is that there is lots of pressure to get married. -Asking questions and getting answers -Gathering lots of data quickly 4) Lab and Natural Observation -Watching subject either in a structured lab setting or in the Operation definition: Defining something in concrete and measurable terms. Must be visible. Reliability- Measure the same thing time after time Validity- Measure what it's supposed to CORRELATION- Comparing two things to find a connection. (.3 slope is a normal high correlation, .8 is ridicu*ously high and OBSERVATION BIAS- Your opinions influencing observation. Can alter reality. does the subject. The subject takes one pill,  and reports the affects to the administer. The administer records the data and gives Cells make electricity and send from point A to point B PARTS OF A CELL: CORPUS CALLOUS- The part in your brain where the two halves connect We have nerves for pain, pressure and temperature. We have no pain nerves in our elbows CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: Brain and spinal cord PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: Everything other than brain and spinal SPINAL REFLEX OR REFLEX ARC- A response your body has that your brain doesn't control PLACE CODE- The place on the ribbon of the cochlea that triggers the signal to the brain TEMPORAL CODE- The timing of the code triggers the signal to the brain We know how to read and copy the signal of sound to the brain, we have cochlea implants to help hearing. We hate the sound of our voice because our jaw moving Jaw Garbage F's and S's are sounds we hear without jaw garbage VESTIBULAR SYSTEM- Three can*ls of liquid by our ears. Allows us to be balanced. KINESTHETIC SENSE-  Knowing where our body is, in time and space, when we can't see it Taste and smell are chemical senses----> The thing comes in and dissolves, then goes into the sensor then to the brain We smell tiny tiny tiny tiny bits of something. Smell has no delay. It's instantaneous because the sensors are right