Memory
The brief afterimage of a camera flash. (Which type of memory is this?)
Iconic Memory
The sleep stage with the most vivid dreams.
R.E.M.
Pavlov’s bell and dog study demonstrates which form of conditioning.
Classical Conditioning
This trait allows you to know that a hidden toy still exists.
Object Permanence
Which mother monkey did the baby monkeys in Harlow's study prefer?
The cloth monkey
Remembering this series of numbers (425-555-0198) by grouping it into three groups.
Chunking
Our naturally occurring 25.1 hour rest/activity cycle.
Circadian Rhythm
Your phone being taken as a consequence for missing curfew. (Operant Conditioning)
Negative Punishment
A trait that allows us to understand that others can have different perspectives from our own.
Theory of Mind
Moral judgements start with gut feelings and are then followed by reasoning.
Moral Intuitionalism
Most researchers agree that the short-term memory system can hold _______ pieces of meaningful information.
7
Freud’s term for a dream’s underlying meaning.
Latent Content
In this study, children who observed adults be aggressive with a doll were in turn aggressive with the doll.
The Bobo Doll Study
A toddler learns that not every man is “Dad.”
Accommodation
A person stops breathing for brief periods in their sleep.
Sleep apnea
After a crash, a man can’t recall anything from the years before it.
Retrograde Amnesia
The study demonstrating that suppressed thoughts appear in your dreams.
The Texas Dream Study
Slot machines paying out at unpredictable times (Think schedules of reinforcement.)
variable ratio
Piaget's stage in which children begin to reason abstractly.
Formal Operational
There are two types of explicit memory: ________ memory, which is for facts and knowledge, and ________ memory for experienced events.
Semantic; Episodic
New Spanish words block your memory of old French ones.
Retroactive interference
Jolting awake to the sensation that you are falling.
Hypnic Jerk
A cat running towards you at the sound of the can opener. Name the CS and CR.
CS = can opener sound; CR = running
Kohlberg’s stage focused on rules, laws, and approval.
Conventional
Name the US, UR, CS, CR in our lemonade conditioning study.
US: Lemonade powder
UR: Salivation
CS: The bell
CR: Salivation