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    The document lists the most frequently assessed concepts on quiz 1, which include definitions of key terms in psychology such as overt and covert behavior, as well as influential theorists like Wundt and research methods. Additionally, it outlines important topics within the field like the central nervous system, brain structures, learning theories from Piaget, and nature vs nurture debates.

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    The document lists the most frequently assessed concepts on quiz 1, which include definitions of key terms in psychology such as overt and covert behavior, as well as influential theorists like Wundt and research methods. Additionally, it outlines important topics within the field like the central nervous system, brain structures, learning theories from Piaget, and nature vs nurture debates.

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    The following are the most frequently assessed concepts on quiz 1.

    1. What is psychology 21. somatic nervous system. 41. sex-linked


    2. Overt behavior
    22. autonomic nervous system. 42. zone of proximal
    3. Covert behavior development.
    23. sympathetic and
    4. history of psychology
    parasympathetic systems. 43. management techniques
    5. Wundt’s ideas
    24. cerebellum 44. power assertion
    6. research methods
    7. psychology's goals 25. limbic system 45. passive enforcement
    8. Critical thinking 26. left cerebral hemisphere 46. withdrawal of love
    9. humanistic psychology 27. left hemisphere 47. authoritarian
    10. behaviorism 28. right hemisphere 48. permissive
    11. psychoanalytic psychology 29. limbic system 49. authoritative
    12. Gestalt psychology 30. hypothalamus 50. collaborative
    31. hippocampus 51. Piaget
    13. structuralism
    32. cerebellum 52. assimilation.
    14. functionalism
    33. amygdala 53. adaptation.
    15. reward,
    punishment, and 34. thyroid gland is to regulate 54. accommodation.
    conditioning 35. hormone melatonin 55. conservation.
    16. The central nervous 36. nature-nurture
    system 37. gene
    17. neuron. 38. dominant
    18. peripheral nervous system 39. recessive
    19. The autonomic system 40. polygenic
    20. occipital lobe.

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