Study guide Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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who founded the first psychology lab?

A

Wundt

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2
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A difficult task when words and colours are inconsistent.

A

The Stroop task

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3
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Task requiring two or more responses

A

Choice reaction time

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4
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Trained procedure to describe thoughts and experiences.

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Analytic introspection

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5
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This module involves visual movement perception.

A

Medial temporal cortex MT

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6
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Subcortical structure involved in memory formation.

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Hippocampus

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7
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Transformation of environmental stimulus into electrical signal

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Transduction

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8
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Impairment in recognizing faces.

A

Prosopagnosia

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9
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Subcortical area involved in processing emotional stimuli:

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Amygdala

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10
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Chemical messengers that traverse the synapse

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Neurotransmitter

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11
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Measures brain activity based on hemoglobin molecules.

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fMRI

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12
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Brain area serves higher cognitive functions such as executive planning.:

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frontal lobe, cerebral cortex, Prefrontal Cortex

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13
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A subcortical area that transmits sensory information to the cortex.

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Thalamus

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14
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Cortical lobe involved in basic visual processing

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Occipital lobe

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15
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Type of neuron that receives environmental input:

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Sensory Neuron (photoreceptors)

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16
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This approach states that the mind processes information through a sequence of stages.

A

information -process approach

17
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This physiological measure has excellent temporal resolution.

A

Electroencephalography (EEG) (Event-related potential (ERP)

18
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Objects moving in the same direction are grouped together:

19
Q

Green dots form the number 74

20
Q

This heuristic can lead to errors when objects are occluded:

A

Common Region.

21
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The heuristic that explains why infants might find fireworks confusing:

22
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Processing that begins with information from the senses:

A

Bottom-up processing

23
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Basic features of the RBC model

A

Geons (volumetric primitives 3D) 36 total, rectangles, pyramids

24
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This effect demonstrates the basic features in the FIT model:

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pop-out effect (tilt, line ends, movement, color).

25
Discuss a prediction of the RBC model of object construction.:
You recognize the object as long as geons are present and can be discriminated.
26
What are the two modules of the brain for visual processing?
Ventral (extends from temporal lobe) and Dorsal pathway (extends from the parietal lobe).
27
The Pop Out effect is found in what cognitive experiment?
It is found in the FIT (feature Integration theory).
28
What cortical structure involves auditory processing?
The Primary auditory cortex
29
What cortical area responds maximally to faces?
Fusiform face area (FFA) in the temporal lobe