Lecture 18 Flashcards

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1
Q

When the name of a color (e.g., “red“) is printed in a different color (e.g., “blue”), naming the color of the word is ___________________

A

slower and generates more errors

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Anxious subjects are ____________
in naming the color in which
an emotionally significant word is
printed.

A

slower

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3
Q

Anxious subjects are ______________
in detecting a dot, if it
appears in the location where an
emotional relevant emotion word was just shown

A

faster.

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4
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The amygdala is a __________ detector.

A

salience

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5
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What were the results of the attentional blink test?

A

Attention deficit in attenuated if T2 is an aversive Stimulus (like murder)

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6
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With the attentional blink phenomenon, what would happen if the participant had no amygdala?

A

Really shit at early delay, but get better with delay.

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7
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What was the procedure for the “emotions influence perception” task?

A

Induced moods with music.

Performed a lexical decision task (word/non-word classification)

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8
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What were the results of the “emotions influence perception” test?

A

Participants are faster classifying words related to the specific induced emotion, but not emotion-unrelated words.

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9
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What was the conclusion of the “emotions influence perception” test?

A

The changes in perception are emotion-specific, rather than just general positivity/negativity.

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10
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What was the procedure for the tack and matchbox study?

A

Participants watched either a funny or neutral film. Then tried to solve them problem with tacks and a matchbox.

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What were the results of the candle and the matchbox study?

A

58% of those who watched the funny film solved the problem. Positive mood broadens associations.

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12
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What were the results of the student fees study?

A
  • Happy participants were equally persuaded by weak and strong arguments.
  • Neutral mood participants in were more persuaded by strong then weak arguments.
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12
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Was there a relationship with GDP per head and % happy?

A

As the GDP went up, % very happy went down a bit.

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