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Total cards: 7•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what are the 5 identities of a person (P,R,S,C,S)

Back (Answer)

Personal - how you define yourself Relational - the people that you have in person contact with Social - now becoming the most complex, online identity, what you choose, expanding Collective - how you feel you identify as a group, the in group outgroup context, has different layers Superficial - the things you own, how these things project and influence the other subcategories in your identity, age and gender can be both superficial and collective

#2
Front (Question)

what is cortisol function

Back (Answer)

Manages how your body uses metabolic sources of energy how fast it goes, what sorces of eng do we use Regulates blood pressure, Cortisol connected to fight or flight

#3
Front (Question)

how does chronic stress affect cortisol levels

Back (Answer)

Reaction to stimuli is up when you have more stress, you can’t rest as easily. The status of needing to respond is higher than normal You react more to less things

#4
Front (Question)

How does chronic fatigue affect cortisol levels

Back (Answer)

your cortisol jumps up fast in the morning but drops quicker than usual you can then use agonists like caffeine to go back up

#5
Front (Question)

How does Burnout affect cortisol levels

Back (Answer)

This is what happens when you combine fatigue and high stress Body cannot respond to environmental stimuli. When you try to do too much too often without taking care of yourself. The body can’t physiologically can’t make enough cortisol. It is overworked

#6
Front (Question)

classical condition vs operant learning

Back (Answer)

classical - involuntary association of consequence to signal operant - consciously learn relationship between behavior and outcome

#7
Front (Question)

What is fundamental attribution error

Back (Answer)

Using dispositional thinking to explain someones behaviors, oversimplifying persons behaviors to just their character ex. thinking that a kid is loudly crying becasue they are a kid and not becasue of some other reason