Biological Bases of Behavior
Perception
Memory
Conditioning
Psychologists
100

This lobe is located at the back of the head and involves vision.

What is the occipital lobe?

100

Auditory stimuli go to this lobe.

What is the temporal lobe?

100

We remember memories through this process.

What is retrieval?

100

Increasing a behavior by adding something desirable.

What is positive reinforcement?

100
He was the creator of psychoanalysis. 

Who is Sigmund Freud?

200

This part of the neuron is where neurotransmitters are transmitted from. 

What are axons?

200
This is the process by which stimuli are turned into neural impulses.

What is transduction?

200

This is where memories you are currently encoding are stored.

What is working memory?

200

Decreasing a behavior by adding something undesirable. 

What is positive punishment?
200

This cognitive psychologist studied operant conditioning using a box with levels that provided a food reward. 

Who is B.F. Skinner?

300
Aphasia to this brain area causes language comprehension to be impaired. 

What is Wernicke's area?

300

This is the only sensation that does not go through the thalamus.

What is olfaction?

300

According to Ebbinghaus' forgetting curve, most information is forgotten at this point.

What is early?

300

Increasing a behavior by taking away something undesirable. 

What is negative reinforcement?

300

He created General Adaptation Syndrome.

Who is Hans Selye?

400

Shortage of this neurotransmitter is linked to Alzheimer's. 

What is acetylcholine? 

400

This Gestalt principle occurs when a group of items are aligned and appear to be together.

What is continuity?

400

This is a process where new knowledge makes it harder to remember old knowledge. 

What is retroactive interference?

400

Decreasing a behavior by removing something desirable. 

What is negative punishment?

400

This woman was known for her work to improve humane conditions for people with mental illnesses. 

Who is Dorothea Dix?

500

Sensory neurons are also known as this.

What are afferent neurons?

500

This part of the ear also affects balance. 

What are the semicircular canals?

500

This is a condition where we attribute a memory to the wrong origin.

What is source amnesia?

500

In Ivan Pavlov's experiment, this was the name given to salivation in response to the bell. 

What is a conditioned response?

500

This psychologist is known as the Father of Positive Psychology. 

Who is Martin Seligman?

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