Memory
A form of implicit memory that is drawn on when engaging in activities like riding a bike.
Procedural Memory
The sleep stage with the most vivid dreams.
REM
Knowing a hidden toy still exists.
Object Permanence
Baby geese following the first moving thing they see.
Imprinting
Pavlov’s bell and dog study demonstrates which form of conditioning.
Classical Conditioning
The brief afterimage of a camera flash. (Which type of memory is this?)
Iconic Memory
Our naturally occurring 25.1 hour rest/activity cycle.
Circadian Rhythm
Basic speech sounds like “sh” or “k.”
Phonemes
Not understanding that other's can hold different perspectives from your own.
Egocentrism
Your phone being taken as a consequence for missing curfew. (Operant Conditioning)
Negative punishment
Remembering this series of numbers 425-555-0198 by grouping it into three groups.
Chunking
Freud’s term for a dream’s underlying meaning.
Latent Content
The Piaget stage with logic, but only about concrete things.
Concrete operational
Kohlberg’s stage focused on rules, laws, and approval.
Conventional
Slot machines paying out at unpredictable times.
variable ratio
New Spanish words block your memory of old French ones.
Retroactive interference
Jolting awake to the sensation that you are falling.
Hypnic Jerk
A toddler learns that not every man is “Dad.”
Accommodation
Understanding that others can believe something different than you.
Theory of mind
You carry an umbrella so you won’t get soaked.
negative reinforcement
After a crash, he 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
A child says “I goed.” What is she doing?
Overgeneralizing grammar rules
Piaget's stage in which children begin to reason abstractly.
Formal Operational
A cat running towards you at the sound of the can opener. Name the CS and CR.
CS = can opener sound; CR = running