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100What is the central nervous system?
_____ is made up of the spinal cord and the brain.
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100What is REM?
During _____ stage of sleep we are most likely to experience a vivid dream.
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100What is the unconditioned stimulus?
____ is the stimulus that elicits an automatic response.
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100What is sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory?
____, _______, and _____ are the three systems of memory.
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100What is the fovea?
_______ is the point on the retina that provides the clearest and sharpest vision.
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200What is the occipital lobe?
Visual information is processed in the _____.
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200What is depressants?
The ____ class of psychoactive drugs works by slowing down activity within the nervous system.
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200What is operant conditioning?
_______ is learning controlled by the consequences of the organism's behavior.
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200What is 7 plus or minus 2?
The magic number.
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200What is conditioned response?
In Pavlov's studies the salvation at the sound of the bell was the ________.
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300What is dendrites, cell body and axon?
All neurons contain ____, ____, and _____.
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300What is visual illusions?
______ is the result of misinterpretations of sensory information in our seeing.
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300What is extinction?
_____ occurs when the CS no longer produces the CR.
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300What is anterograde amnesia?
_______ is the inability to encode new memories.
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300What is zero?
_____ is the number that represents no correlation between two variables.
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400What is causation?
Correlation is not ______.
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400What is color?
Changes in the wavelenght of light images are perceived as ______.
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400What is the law of effect?
_______ asserts that if a response in the presence of a stimulus is followed by a satisfying state of affairs, the bond between the stimulus and response will be strengthened.
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400What is reconstructed through interaction with others?
Research by Elizabeth Loftus showed that memories can be ________.
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400What is a mnemonic?
_____ is a learning aid, strategy, or device that enhances recall.
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500What is a receptor site?
_____ is the location that uniquely recognizes a neurotransmitter.
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500What is lucid dreaming?
When you are dreaming and know you are dreaming you are experiencing _____.
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500What is negative reinforcement?
Static on the phone subsiding when you move to a different spot in a room is an example of __________.
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500What is relearning?
______ is acquiring knowledge that was previously learned but largely forgotten over time.
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500What is episodic memory?
____ is the recollection of events in our lives.
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