Psychology Ch. 6-11 Flashcards

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Reflexes

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motor or neural reaction to a specific stimulus

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Instincts

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innate behaviors that are triggered

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Operant conditioning

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is learning based on rewards/consequences/punishments

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Classical conditioning

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association

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Neutral Stimulus

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Conditioned Response

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Positive reinforcement

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adding desirable stimulus to increase the likelihood of the behavior

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Negative reinforcement

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removing the undesirable stimulus to increase likelihood of the behavior

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Positive punishment

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adding undesirable stimulus to decrease the likelihood of the behavior

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Negative punishment

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removing desirable stimulus to decrease the likelihood of the behavior

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Reinforcement schedules:
Fixed interval

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predictable time intervals (every 10,20,30,40 minutes)

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Variable interval

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unpredictable time intervals (After 6, 9, 15, 23, minutes)

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Fixed ratio

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predictable number of responses Ex. (After 14 days) (14:1) like getting a paycheck for every 80 hours worked

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Variable ratio

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unpredictable number of responses (After 2, 5, 8, 15) like in gambling

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Observational learning

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learning by watching others and imitating what they do or say

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Natural Concepts

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naturally made (through organic experiences)

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Artificial Concepts

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created by a set of manmade characteristics (we know a triangle has 3 sides)-concept of a triangle

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Schema (Schemata)

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A mental construct consisting a collection of related concepts

  • method of organizing information
  • “automatic” and are hard to change or modify
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Role Schema

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make assumptions about how individuals in certain roles behave

  • Associating someones profession to how you would create a Judgement on how this person is like
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Event Schema

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known as a cognitive script

-Behaviors that are routine-like in presentation
- can vary across cultures and countries

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Encoding

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input of information to the memory system

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Storage- what are the three stages of memory
1. Sensory memory 2. Short term memory 3.Long term memory
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Sensory memory
brief sensory events (sights, sounds, smell.)
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Short term memory
lasts about 15-30 seconds
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Long term memory
unlimited memory
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Long term memory: Episodic-
"you are part of the episode"- events personally experienced
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Long term memory: Semantic-
knowledge about words, concepts, language based knowledge
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Long term memory: Implicit memories-
"repressed" memories, triggers, learned outside of awareness
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Long term memory: Procedural memories-
studied using observable behaviors
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Retrieval
getting memory back to the conscious level
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Recall
identifying information without cues
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Recognition
identifying information that you already know
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Relearning
Learning information previously learned
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Engram
group of neurons - that serve as "physical representation of memory"
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Hippocampus- memory
episodic memories
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Amygdala
fear memories
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Cerebellum
procedural memories
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Prefrontal cortex
- process and retain information
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Amnesia
long term memory loss
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Anterogade Amnesia "50 first dates" movie
unable to form new and episodic memories, are able to form procedural memories
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Retrograde Amnesia
loss of all memory for events that happened prior to trauma "newborn"
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Physical development
growth and change in the body
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cognitive development
learning, thinking
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Psychosocial development
social relationships
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developmental milestones
crawling 7-10 months walking 10-10 months potty trained 2-3 yrs old
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continuity
cumulative, gradually improving process
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discontinuity
change is more sudden, occurs at specific times or ages
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object permanence
to know what an object exists even when the baby cannot see or hear it (7-8 months)
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temperament- "innate" - nature
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Nature
biology and genetics
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Nurture
our environment and culture
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Age 0-2
Sensorimotor - object permanence; stranger anxiety
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Age 2-6
Preoperational- Pretend play
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Age 7-11
Concrete operational; math
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Age 12
Formal Operational- Abstract and logic
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Prenatal care Germinal Stage (Weeks 1-2)
zygote- sperm and cell merger
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Embryonic stage (Weeks 3-8)
embryo, formation of head, chest and abdomen
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Fetal Stage (Weeks 9-40)
fetus, formation of lungs, heart, stomach, intestines and fingerprints visible
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Embryonic stage Key words
fetus, embryo, placenta
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Grasping reflex
putting your finger in the newborn's palms, they will grasp
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Moro reflex
response to sensation of falling
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Rooting reflex
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Sucking reflex
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gross motor skills
large muscle groups
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fine motor skills
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Satiation
fullness and satisfaction, opposite of hunger
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Hunger
Blood glucose drop- pancreas and liver- chemical signals- induce hunger
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Leptin
satiety hormone
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Anorexia Nervosa
eating disorder characterized by the maintenance of body weight well below average through starvation and intense exercise distorted body image/body dysmorphia
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