12 Week Exam Review

Question 0

Unlearned. Food.

Answer 0

UC (unconditioned)

Question 1

Reflexive. Can’t control. Involuntary. CC-can’t control.

Answer 1

Classical conditioning

Question 2

Saliva. Don’t teach yourself to salivate. Responses are typically the same whether they are conditioned or unconditioned.

Answer 2

UR (unconditioned response)

Question 3

Is first neutral, then becomes conditioned because it gains meaning.

Answer 3

Bell

Question 4

Operating on your surroundings

Answer 4

Operant

Question 5

Type of sample that reflects a population

Answer 5

Representative sampling

Question 6

Best reinforcement to make sure a behavior is resistant to extinction.

Answer 6

Variable ratio
(With interval you don't know if it's the behavior that gets the result since it's overtime, but with ratio you do know)

Question 7

Each side offering small conciliations. Type of problem solving.

Answer 7

GRIT

Graduated Reduction Tensions

Question 8

Deals with traits

Answer 8

Inheritability

Question 9

Relay for all senses

Answer 9

Thalamus

Question 10

You agree to the experiment

Answer 10

Informed consent

Question 11

Reinforcement quickly learned but also quickly extinguished. (Vending machine)

Answer 11

Fixed ratio

Question 12

Behaviorist

Answer 12

Studies behavior

Question 13

Social psych

Answer 13

How society and culture affect human behavior

Question 14

What did Hubel and Wiesel discover in the occipital lobe? They help us see patterns.

Answer 14

Feature detectors

Question 15

Humanistic psychology

Answer 15

Studies …

Question 16

Neuron waiting to fire

Answer 16

Resting potential

Question 17

is learned

Answer 17

CS (conditioned stimulus)

Question 18

is unlearned

Answer 18

US (unconditioned stimulus)

Question 19

Interpersonal relationships depend on…

Answer 19

Proximity and similarity

Question 20

Freud

Answer 20

Unconscious drives

Question 21

Little Albert dependent variable was…

Answer 21

His reaction

Question 22

Changing your opinion based on someone’s facts

Answer 22

Informational conformity/social influence

Question 23

Opened the college

Answer 23

Wilhelm Wundt

Question 24

Most basic unit of nervous system

Answer 24

Neuron

Question 25

Speech processing

Answer 25

Wernike's Area. (Hard name to understand, so can't pronounce it with speech)

Question 26

Broca's Area

Answer 26

Broken

Question 27

Photo receptor cells in eye. Transduce energy into nerve energy

Answer 27

Rods and cones

Question 28

Individual changes opinion to fit in with group

Answer 28

Conformity

Question 29

Ind var

Answer 29

Can change

Question 30

Molecules in the body that so closely mimic neurotransmitters that they open the same receptor sites on a dendrite

Answer 30

Antagonists

Question 31

Receptor cells in the ear

Answer 31

Hair cells

Question 32

Yay boo game was ex of this. Successively rewarding good behavior

Answer 32

Shaping

Question 33

No, ok well how about something smaller. Car to bike. Sure!

Answer 33

Door in the face

Question 34

After info is processed in the eye's photo receptor cells, info is transferred to optic nerve via what

Answer 34

Via bipolar cells

Question 35

Unlike Waterboy, this actually controls aggression

Answer 35

Amygdala

Question 36

Controls the 4 F's

Answer 36

Hypothalamus | The 4 F's: feeding, f, fighting, fleeing

Question 37

In Signal Detection Theory, saying a stimulus is there when it isn't really is what

Answer 37

A false alarm

Question 38

In the Asch experiment, conformity decreased when...

Answer 38

the decision was not unanimous

Question 39

Reinforcers given right after a behavior occurs

Answer 39

Immediate reinforcers

Question 40

Observational learning

Answer 40

Bandura

Question 41

the ability to feel that you are able to accomplish tasks

Answer 41

Self-efficacy

Question 42

How related two topics are

Answer 42

Correlation

Question 43

Minimal amount of energy to tell receptor cells that info is present

Answer 43

Absolute threshold

Question 44

We see stars because we stimulate the occipital lobe which operates under what doctrine?

Answer 44

Doctrine of specific nerve energies

Question 45

To have the most generalized sample possible, it must be what

Answer 45

Generalized and random

Question 46

Neurotransmitter that deals with movement

Answer 46

acetylcholine

Question 47

Light entering eye

Answer 47

``` Pupil Lens Inverts image Retina Has receptor cells (rods and cones) Transduce Bipolar cells Ganglion cells (axons=optic nerve) Optic chiasm (images from each eye converge) Thalamus Occipital lobe Neural transmitters help us determine which image is which ```

Question 48

Hearing

Answer 48

``` Ear canal Ear drum Bones Oval window cochlea Hair cells Transduce? Auditory nerve Thalamus Temporal lobe ```

Question 49

all hair cells vibrate

Answer 49

Frequency theory

Question 50

bounces

Answer 50

Volley principle

Question 51

specific spots on membrane that respond to specific stimulus. Place are placed on vascular membrane

Answer 51

Place theory