Dreams
What theory of dreaming describes dreams as due early childhood experience, symbolism of consciousness, and sexual urges.
Freudian psychoanalysis
Giving candy for correct answers in class
positive reinforcer
The bone part of the ear
Ossicles (hammer, anvil and stirrup)
Name one reason we do not perceive an actual blind spot in vision.
eyes always moving, other eye accounts for missing info, brain fills in gaps
What theory of dreaming describes dreams as being due to mirrored thinking that occurs at night similar to the way we think while awake.
Cognitive
With Pavlov's dogs, the food?
US
Taking away cell phones in class when they get distracting
negative punishment
Another name for tympanic membrane
Which comes first, sensation or perception?
True or false.
We dream in Stage 4 sleep.
With Pavlov's dogs, the salivation after learning.
CR
Positive punishment
what the vestibulocochlear nerve connects to (2 things)
Cochlea and semicircular canals
If a stimulus is available but not attended to we call lacking perception of it __________ blindness.
Inattentional
What dream theory describes dreams as a way for the mind to work through potential threatening situations?
Threat simulation
The one that used to be neutral but isn't after learning occurs.
CS
Credit card companies that send emails, call and mail reminders until an unpaid bill is paid.
Where rods and cones are located
the retina
True or false. Babies are born with abilities to perceive depth.
False
What theory of dreaming describes dreams as random brain activity that the mind puts a story to?
Synthesis activation
In illness related food aversion, the illness itself.
US
Negative punishment
The cells that connect to rods and cones
Ganglion cells
Signal detection argues perception is based on attention and ____________.
Decision making