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PSY 100: General Psychology > Exam 2 > Flashcards

Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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rods

A

detect black, white, and grey.

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cones

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detect color and fine details.

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perceptual adaptation

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senses adapt to when perception/vision is changed.

(guy on the bike with goggles on)

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4
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audition

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hearing, sound waves physically move eardrum.

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eardrum

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first part of hearing process, sound waves strike eardrum.

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6
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what sounds do humans hear best?

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human voices.

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7
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what are the 4 basic/distinct senses?

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pressure, warmth, cold, and pain.

(we cannot feel wetness)

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8
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cochlea

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inner ear, filled with fluid to help with hearing and vestibular sense (balance).

(snail)

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auditory nerve

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nerve that transports messages from inner ear to the temporal lobe.

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10
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endorphins

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natural pain killers.

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gustation

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taste, sense chemicals in food.

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olfaction

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smell, sense chemicals in the air.

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13
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kinesthesia

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awareness of body position and movement in space.

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14
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vestibular sense

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balance, head position.

(car sickness)

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15
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what are the 5 taste sensations?

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sweet, sour, salty, bitter, unmami.

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16
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what is pain for?

A

to show us something is wrong.

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17
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what are the 7 sensory systems?

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auditory, touch, pain, gustation, olfaction, kinesthesia, and vestibular.

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18
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motor development

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how kids develope movement, same timeline for all.

(first sit up, then stand, then walk, etc.)

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19
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skill development

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developing skills, different timelines based on culture.

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sensorimotor

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if i see it it exists, object permenance.

(peekaboo with babies works)

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preoperational

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point where they know things can be changed, but still based on what you can see.

(smashing paydough, taller one has more)

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22
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conservation

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type of transformation kids in preoperational can’t understand.

(think skinny glass has more water than fatter glass but still the same)

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concrete operational

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you understand conservation, can do mental operations, things represent other things.

(imagination, playing house)

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formal operational

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abstract reasoning, can view things from other perspectives, ambiguous topics.

(math with letters)

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zone of proximal developement

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there is a zone where people learn the most, where you can do something with help.

(Vygotsky) (play sports with people at the same level)

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26
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what influences the social developement and attatchement syles in infancy and childhood?

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body contact, familiarity, strange situations.

27
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what physical developements occur during adolescence?

(in the brain)

A

growth of myelin (think quickly), and frontal lobe lagging behind limbic system (unable to process emotion).

28
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adolescence

A

starts formally at puberty.

29
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identity

A

the main conflict of adolescence.

30
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classical conditioning

A

(pavlov’s dog), preparing for good/bad events.

31
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neutral stimulus

A

the bell at the beginning, when it means nothing.

(doesnt create automatic response)

32
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unconditioned stimulus

A

after you learn the association, the meat.

(creates unconditioned response)

33
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unconditioned response

A

salivate at the meat.

(response to stimulus automatically without thinking)

34
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conditioned stimulus

A

the bell after the dog learned it was meat.

(stimulus produces a certain response)

35
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conditioned response

A

salivating at the sound of the bell.

(response through learned stimulation)

36
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acquisition

A

the initial stage of classical conditioning, acquiring the association, learn bell means meat.

37
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extinction

A

when it goes away, acquisition stops, ringing bell without meat, stop salivating.

38
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generalization

A

if the doorbell rang and dog salivated, anything in sound range of bell means meat, ptsd.

(apply the association to more than just the conditioned stimulus)

39
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discrimination

A

opposite of generalization, recognizes differences, can distinguish between bell and doorbell.

40
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operant conditioning

A

rewards and punishment.

41
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operant chamber

A

reinforce desired behavior.

skinner put pigeons in chamber and they learned to press button to get snack or they get zapped.

42
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shaping

A

gradually reward behaviors until desired behavior is achieved.

(dog in box)

43
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reinforcement

A

encouraging a certain behavior, do more of this!

44
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punishment

A

discouraging a certain behavior, don’t do that!

45
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positive reinforcement

A

money for good grades, dog a treat for good behavior.

46
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positive punishment

A

getting yelled at for bad grades, adding something to punish someone. running laps for doing poorly in sports.

47
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negative reinforcement

A

taking something away to encourage good behavior, taking away jail time.

48
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negative punishment

A

taking something away to punish them, taking a phone away.

49
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continuous reinforcement

A

rewarded every time you do good/certain thing.

50
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partial reinforcement

A

don’t always give dog a treat now that desired behavior is achieved.

51
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gender expression

A

clothes, style, hair, etc. how you express your gender identity.

52
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gender identity

A

how you identify on the inside. how you feel matches who you are.

53
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sex assigned at birth

A

based on genes/chromosomes.

54
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intersex

A

combination, not clear which sex organs you have, both.

55
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cisgender

A

choose to identify as the sex assigned at birth, matches.

56
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transgender

A

identity does not match sex assigned at birth.

57
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agender

A

do not identify as any gender.

58
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social learning theory

A

the way we learn by observing and imitating other people.

59
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what is something you cant sense?

A

wetness

60
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what are skills based on?

A

cultural experiences.

61
Q

what are the different parenting styles?

A

authoritative - good one
authoritarian - dictator
negligence - uninvolved
submissive - free range

62
Q

what impacts well being in middle aged people?

A

all of the above

63
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is reinforcement or punishment better?

A

reinforcement.

64
Q

what do nonbinary cultural examples teach us?

A

gender is a cultural construct.

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