Piaget's Stages
In this stage, infants typically have not developed object permanence. That's what makes peek-a-boo so fun!
Sensorimotor
The bell/tuning fork
Casey rewards her daughter with allowance for cleaning her room. This is an example of:
Positive Reinforcement
___________ are memories of specific facts or personal lived experienced.
Explicit Memories
Which type of social influence explains why students hate group projects?
Social Loafing
When a elementary school student is able to tell that a tall glass containing 500ml of soda is equivalent to a short glass containing 500ml of soda, they have developed __________
Conservation
When Jessica smells cookies, she salivates. In this scenario, cookies are the _________
Unconditioned Stimulus
Casey's daughter feels less overwhelmed by mess after cleaning her room. This is an example of:
Negative Reinforcement
_________ is the inability to remember information about your own past.
Retrograde Amnesia
In Asch's experiments on line lengths, participants would knowingly answer incorrectly in order to fit in with the group. This is indicative of which type of social influence?
Conformity
During which stage do we develop the ability to reason about abstract concepts, like love and justice?
Formal Operational
Little Albert was conditioned to fear white fluffy bunnies. Later, he began to fear other soft white creatures (mice) and objects (pillows). This is an example of _____________
Generalization
Spanking is an example of
Positive Punishment
Context Dependent Learning
When Kitty Genovese was tragically murdered, no one called the police, despite the fact that there were many witnesses. This was partially due to the ________
Bystander Effect
In the concrete operational stage, children develop the ability to
Think logically about abstract events
You get food poisoning the same day that you go to a Taylor Swift concert, and later feel sick any time you hear her music. Taylor's songs are the ____________
Conditioned Stimulus
Grounding is an example of
Negative Punishment
"You never forget how to ride a bike" is an example of
Implicit memory
Our tendency to think our own actions are caused more by external factors, and others' actions are caused by internal ones is also known as the
Fundamental Attribution Error
Kiddos in the pre-operational stage are _______, they have difficulty taking others' points of view
Ego-centric
In childhood, you were conditioned to fear dogs. Later, in therapy, you learn to de-associate dogs and fear until you no longer are scared. This is an example of:
Extinction
If you decide to reward your dog every 5 times she successfully sits on command you are using a ____________ reinforcement schedule.
Fixed Ratio
The inability to form new memories is known as
Anterograde Amnesia
Stanley Milgram's experiments, in which participants listened to doctor's orders to "shock" a learner exemplify which type of social influence?