Neuroscience
Data Science
Social Cognition
Language
Animal Cognition
100

The lobe in the brain that has the primary function of vision/visual processing

What is the occipital lobe?

100

Data science is

What is the study of data sets to draw conclusions and make predictions?

100

This happens when you find people more attractive when they are in a group than when they are alone.

What is the cheerleader effect?
100

This disease is linked to Tourette's and is characterized by the unintentional utterance of profane language

What is corpolalia?

100

This is adaptive engagement with the world that involves making choices, engaging with the world, and changing how one engages with their world in some sort of proficient and rewarding way.

What is cognition?

200

This is the type of aphasia where you speak fluently but all your words are nonsensical 

What is Wernicke's aphasia?

200

What app used temporal patterns and data aggregation to create the best algorithms?

What is Uber?

200

This is the earliest social skill that develops

What is kin recognition?

200

This is a concept in language where we know that we should not swear in front of a teacher, but it is okay if you do so in front of your friends

What is social context?

200

This is the experiment where we saw that chimpanzees were able to make rational decisions when presented with numerical symbols, but not able to control their temptations when it came to M&Ms

What is the greedy giveaway task?
300

This is the transmission vehicle for sending messages between the hemispheres

What is the corpus callosum?

300

This person builds system that can ingest data from multiple sources which you can do analysis on.

What is a data engineer?

300

When you fail an exam and blame the teacher for being unfair, but your classmate fails an exam and you blame them for being dumb, what bias is occuring?

Self-serving bias

300

This is an error driven by things you are trying NOT to say

What is the Freudian slip?

300

This is the type of response in Pavlov's experiment where the dog salivated to the smell of food

What is an unconditioned response?

400

This is the cortex is associated with the body map

What is the sensorimotor cortex?

400
This is the number of times you stop and look at a photo, which allows your algorithm to show you more/similar content.

What is dwell time?

400

This is the investigation or attribution of the cause or reason for something

What is etiology?

400

English sworn words are often _____ (question about structure of word itself)

What is closed (ends with consonant)?

400
This is the natural learning systems that are designed to pick up on events that co-occur, which is what contributes to learned associations

What is temporal contiguity?

500

The Broca's Area is located in this area of the brain.

What is the left frontal cortex?

500

The 4 levels of neuroscience information are

What is the architecture, cellular, dynamic and functional level?

500

This is when we do not properly consider the position someone is when making attributions

What is role-conferred advantage?

500

This is a strategy used to where there is a strong syllable at the start of a word so babies can parse out knowing that a word is coming

What is the metrical segmentation strategy (MSS)?

500

The reason that ____ do not engage in win stay/lose shift, and the concept that this exhibits

Why do hummingbirds do poorly on win stay/lose shift because this skill doesn't make sense with their eating habits, which displays the concept of ecological validity?

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