Sensation and Perception, Memory Models
The physiological process between the following two options: sensation and perception.
What is sensation
Rehearsal where you think about the information and connecting it to other information already stored in memory
What is elaborative rehearsal?
Any relatively permanent change in behaviour brought about by experience or practice
What is learning?
Learning by association.
What is classical conditioning?
This bird is commonly referred to as the 'bin chicken'
What is an ibis?
A major function of this is to coordinate the slave systems.
What is the central executive?
This part of the brain plays a large role in implicit memories (including procedural memories, motor learning, and classical conditioning)
What is the cerebellum?
A response which occurs naturally without learning
What is an unconditioned response?
A consequence which decreases the likelihood of an undesirable behaviour occurring again
What is punishment?
Who is Mem Fox?
The year that is credited with the multi-store model.
When was 1968?
The theory of forgetting where new information prevents the recall of old information
What is retroactive interference?
A key concept that suggests that two incompatible emotional states cannot exist at the same time
What is reciprocal inhibition? Also accept: What is counter-conditioning
The process of learning to associate two events.
What is acquisition?
The animal that features on the Australian 20c coin.
What is a platypus?
The capacity of the sensory register
What is 3-7 units?
This type of processing encodes the physical qualities of something
What is shallow processing? Also accept: what is structural?
Response is reinforced only after a specific number of responses
What is fixed ratio?
The number of participants in Bandura, Ross and Ross' (1961) study
The highest mountain in Australia.
What is Mount Kosciuszko?
An example of semantic memory: The month and day that Hilary Duff was born.
When was 28 September?
The falsification of memory in which gaps in recall are filled by fabrications that the individual accepts as fact and is not a conscious attempt to deceive others
What is confabulation?
The four processes of social learning theory, in order
What are attention, retention, reproduction and motivation?
A technique for modifying behaviour that promotes desired behaviours whilst ignoring undesired behaviours
What is a token economy?
The national gemstone of Australia.
What is opal?