Class 8 brain systems and personality - spring 15
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This document discusses brain systems and personality, including Eysenck's arousal theory of introversion and extraversion. It covers the behavioral approach system and behavioral inhibition system, which are related to dopamine, positive emotionality and the left prefrontal cortex versus anxiety, serotonin/GABA/norepinephrine, and the right prefrontal cortex. It also discusses sensation seeking, impulsivity, and Zuckerman's sensation seeking scale. The debate topic is whether drugs should be used to alter personality traits like positive emotionality, negative emotionality, and impulse control. Key considerations include the impact on individuality and moral development.
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Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
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- 1. Class 8 – Brain Systems and Personality n 1. Activation and Introversion/Extraversion n 2. Approach and Avoidance/Inhibition n 3. Sensation Seeking- Impulse Control n 4. Setting Up our Debate
- 2. Return to Hans Eysenck and Arousal Theory of Personality n What is the baseline arousal level for Introverts? n For Extroverts?
- 3. BAS and BIS – Approach and Avoidance n Peter Gray n Richard Davidson n Behavioral Approach System – n Go system - Seeking Incentives n Behavioral Inhibition System – n Stop system -Avoiding Threat
- 4. BAS n Left Pre-Frontal Lobe of Cortex n Dopamine n Positive Emotionality – Extroversion
- 5. BIS n Right Pre-Frontal Lobe of Cortex n Anxiety n Serotonin, GABA, Norepinephrine n Neuroticism n Negative Emotionality
- 6. Tellegen and Watson and Clark – PANAS (1988) and PANAS-X (1994) n Scales to Measure Positive and Negative Affect n Independent Factors n Related to Approach and Avoidance
- 7. Singer (1990) – Memory and Goals Study n Desired Avoidance n 1. Getting lost in airport n 2. Breaking elbow in camp n 3. Afraid to ride horse n 4. Getting asthma at camp n 5. Afraid to go parasailing n 6. Getting beat up n Rejected Avoidance n 1. Back-packing in Grand Canyon n 2. After football. Pain and bruises like trophies n 3. Riding horse, blindfolded n 4. Rock-climbing at Tahoe n 5. Crossing river at Outward Bound n 6. Hang-gliding
- 8. What is the Third System? n Impulsivity – Novelty Seeking? n Boredom Susceptibility? n Sensation-Seeking? n Constraint? n Effortful Control?
- 9. Sensation Seeking - Zuckerman n Seeking novel stimulation n Lack of willingness to conform to social norms n Thrill and Adventure Seeking n Experience Seeking n Disinhibition n Boredom Susceptibility
- 10. Zuckerman Sensation-Seeking Scale n 1. Thrill and Adventure-Seeking n Driving Fast n Parachuting n 2. Experience-Seeking n Drug Experimentation n Alternative Life Style n 3. Disinhibition n “Partying” n Many Sexual Partners n Gambling n 4. Boredom Susceptibility n Cannot Tolerate Repetition n Restlessness
- 11. IUSS n Impulsive Unsocialized Sensation Seeking n Robbins and Bryan (2004) – Relationship between IUSS, Future Orientation and Risk Behavior n 300 probated adolescents (73% male, 27% female) n Measured on IUSS, Future Orientation, Alcohol, Drug Use, Risky Behaviors
- 12. Topic for Debate n Should we use drugs to alter personality? n Manipulate n Positive Emotionality n Negative Emotionality n Impulse Control and Socialization
- 13. Questions to Consider: n Should companies or the military be able to give drugs to their employees or troops in order to enhance their performance n Should parents be able to screen and manipulate the personalities of their unborn children? n Should students be able to take drugs to maximize their performance?
- 14. Important Underlying Concepts n Cosmetic Pharmacology vs. Pharmacological Calvinism n Do we need pain to be human? n Are we anything more than biology? n What do we gain from a biological perspective on personality?
- 16. Questions Raised n Individuality Would Be Sacrificed n Moral Advantage to working through rough issues without reliance on drugs n Could society encourage use of drugs for ends that might not be in the best interest of the individual (e.g., super soldier)?