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A.What is experiement Pavlov most known for?
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A.Making dogs Salivate by associating a bell sound with meals
B.Classical conditioning |
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A condition stimuls with an uncondiotioned stimulus results in a(an)?
Ex. the dog hears the footsteps of the human plus the meat powder = ? |
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Unconditioned response
Ex. Salivating dog |
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Only having a stimulus presented one time but having a reaction
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| Conditioning based on reinforcment |
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| Learning by watching other people |
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| A response plus (+) reaction = ? |
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| Response plus (-) reaction = ? |
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| (-) response plus (+) reaction = |
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| How are going to do on this exam? |
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| Ace this mutha fucka! BEEEEEOOOOOOTTTCCCH!!! |
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| Learning through cognitive process |
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| If you can't turn short term memory into long term memory, what are you missing? (in your brain) |
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| smelling,tasting words and memories (often results in advanced memory) |
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| Eposodic and somantic memory takes place in the ? |
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| Frontal and temporal lobes |
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| Motor memory takes place where? |
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| Amnesia is permanent, the patient has? |
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| Can't remember the time before an impact(concusion) |
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Retrograde amnesia
best case of this is the patient can remember 30 seconds before impact |
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How reliable is cirsis situation memory?
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| Filling in the loopholes of memories |
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Enancing techniques to remember things
*Vivid Imagery* |
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| Humans have what kind of sleep schedule? |
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| Monophasic -only sleep once a day |
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| The cat you love so dearly sleeps 8 times a day, what kind of sleep schedule does the cat have? |
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| What is the most important stimulus to make humans tired? |
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| Characteristics of REM sleep (4) |
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1. Eyes move rapidly
2. Paralyzed
3.BrainActivity
4. Dream about 95% |
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No sun signals your optic nerves to your hypothalmus to your pineal gland resulting in What?
Somethings released making you sleepy |
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| What did cartwright believe dreams were used for ? |
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| Cricle believed dreams were for ? |
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| Memory formation and memory purging |
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| according to frueds theories of sleep, Whats does manifest and latent content mean? |
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Manifest content is the content of a dream as it is recalled by the dreamer in psychoanalysis.
Latent Content is the underlying meaning of a dream or thought that is exposed in psychoanalysis by interpretation of its symbols or by free association. Also, the word latent, on its own, means "hidden".
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| While sleeping , what does the pons stimulate? |
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| The occipital lobe, resulting in vison during dreams |
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| with a lack of sleep, when you go to sleep-your body goes into immediate REM sleep |
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| Wexler Adult Intelligence Scale |
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| Wexler Intelligence Scale for Children |
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Spearman had how many theories of intelligence?
What was the name of his intelligence(s) |
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MA/ CA x 100 = ##
what is this ?
What does MA mean . what does CA mean |
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IQ test
Mental age,childs age |
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| 2/3 people's IQ's range from what to what? |
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| What are sterngberg's tri-archnics of intelligence |
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Analytical-book smart
Practical-Common sense
Creative |
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| Gardner's 7 intelligences |
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| verbal,MAth,music,spatial-knowing your suroundings,kenesthetic-body movements, interpersonal-understanding of other people, intrapersonal-self reflection |
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| meaning of sentences and words |
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| advancment in aprosody , americans often have german accent |
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| a person's awareness and responsiveness to mental processes. |
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| a regular biological rythm |
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| Nightmares v. night terrors |
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| Nightmares- scary dreams in REM, night terrors- usually no memory of them in NREM |
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| sleep disorder-can't sleep |
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| difficult breathing during sleep. feelings of exhaustion during the day. |
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| uncontrolable sleeping.following moments of emotional excitement |
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| trancelike state in which a person responds readily to suggestions |
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| portion of LTM that stores personally experienced events |
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| portion of ltm memory that stores general facts and information |
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| portion of the Ltm that stores info relating to skills and habits and other perceptual motor tasks |
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| memory readily expressable in words |
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| memory not able to express |
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photographic memory;being able to recite an entire page of a book they read once
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| the tendency to look for evidence in order to support or disagree with a belief |
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| ability of a test to measure what it has been dsigned to measure |
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| Hobson and McCarly's take on dreams |
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| skinner is known for what kind of conditioning? |
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| Chimp that without previous knowledge called a duck when asked, a water bird |
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| freud believed dreams are all about... |
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| Who said eyewitness testimony is bad? |
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| breed a super intelligent group but instead got a emotional group |
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