True or False? Approximately 25,000 nerve cells develop per minute prenatally.
What is True
100
A realitive change in behavior due to experience.
What is Learning
100
Psychological diorders are bound by ________.
What is Culture
100
set of expectations about a social postition
What is a role
100
Our personal sense of being Male or Female.
What is Gender Identity
200
The natural biological process that predicts orderly development.
What is Maturation
200
I came up with an experiment to train my dogs to salivate at the sounds of a bell, thinking they were about to get food.
Who is Ivan Pavlov
200
Most sudden and unpredictable anxiety disorder, marked by the presents of panic attacks (no trigger).
What is Panic Disorder
200
Attributing behavior to the Influences of the environment.
What is Situational Attribution
200
Generaltized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder both have _________.
What is No Trigger
300
Our ability to reason quickly and abstractly.
What is Fluid Intelligence
300
A new neutral stimulus (n.s.) can become associated with the conditioned response (c.s.) and therefore become a new conditioned stimulus (c.s.).
What is Higher Order Conditioning
300
When someone experiences trauma and seems to come out stronger.
What is Post Traumatic Growth
300
Tendency to underestimate the influence of the situation.
What is Fundamental Attribution Error
300
_______ is a disorder in which breathing stops for several minutes during sleep?
What is Sleep Apnea
400
Preconventional, Conventional, and Postconventional Morality are all stages of ____________ Moral Reasoning Theory.
What is Lawrence Kolberg's
400
This reinforces a response after a specified number of responses.
What is A Fixed-Ratio Schedule (F.R.)
400
Give two signs that someone has Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).
What is a Presence of two or more distinct identities or personality states.
What is an Inability to recall important personal information that is to extensive to be explained by ordinary forgetfulness.
400
Philip Zimbardo's _____________ was conducted to test the power of roles.
What is the Stanford prision experiment
400
The "BIG FIVE" Personality Factors
What is Conscientious, Agreeableness, Neuroticism, Openness, and Extraversion
500
Gary does not like following class rules or listening to the teacher. His school counselor thinks he acts this way because his mother is a single parent and allows him to do anything he wants without punishment. His mother does everything for him, but does not lay down any rules. Gary's mother is displaying a ________ parenting style.
What is Permissive
500
These are frontal lobe neurons that fire when performing an activity or observing another do so.
What is Mirror Neurons
500
Depression and Schizophrenia exist in _______.
What is All Cultures
500
the theory that we act to reduce the discomfort we feel when two of our thoughts are inconsistent.
What is Cognitive Dissonance Theory
500
________ intellegence increase with age, while ________ intellegence decreases with age.