Learning
An unconditioned response becomes a conditioned response. A ... becomes a conditioned stimulus
Neutral stimulus
A short-lived and can represent different types of stimuli.
Sensory Memory. Extra points for iconic and echoic memory
Language's rules for word formation
Morphology
I want to identify the risks and protective factors specific to long haul trucking.
Purpose of study
I added nail polish to stop biting my nails
Positive punishment
Mentioned by Daniel Schacter, I am factors that impair memory
The Seven Sins of Memory. 100 points extra for naming them
(transience, absentmindedness, blocking, misattribution, suggestibility, bias, persistence)
The hemisphere associates with language
Left hemisphere
Risk factors for Substance Use Disorder in male dominated and high risk industries? (name 3)
Access, Stress, Lack of education on substance abuse, Permissive norms, Low supervisor support and limited coworker interaction
I learn through others.
Observational learning. Extra point if they mention modelling or model
Name 5 factors that can affect retrieval
Tip-of-the-tongue – Parapraxis, retrieval cures, contextual reinstatement, affect and mood, present perspective and views, confabulation, leading questions, pseudomemories
A police officer believes you are intoxicated when they pull you over, everything you do will look like evidence of intoxication. Even when it is not the case.
Confirmatory Bias
Common points andin both presentations (name 2 for each)
Possible answers: substance abuse, effect of stigma, need for social support in drug use
Differences: focus on a particular demographic, focuses on the language used around substance use,
Reinforcement depends on a definite number of response
Fixed ratio
Imagine you are a participating the Tour de France. What long term memory may be encoded/retrieved for this event.
Must include: episodic, semantic and procedural
Use deductive reasoning to explain why Carleton's mascot
Every university has a mascot, Carleton's teams are called Ravens, Carleton's mascot is a Raven
The difference between saying "drug user" instead of a person who uses drugs
Using stigmatizing language
Create a situation that demonstrates classical conditioning
Must have neutral stimulus, unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditioned response, conditioned stimulus
Retrograde Amnesia
Explain how contemporary conceptualization would describe someone's action after a break up
Cognitions>> Affect>> Behaviour
Apply the Spectrum of Health to a concrete example. For example, sugar consumption
Must have a spectrum: non use, beneficial use, lower risk use, higher risk use, addiction