Miscellaneous
Perception and Sensation II
More Biology
More Learning
Memory and Sleep
100

This clown-punching experiment showed that observation could be a learning method

Bobo the Clown Experiment

100

The smallest amount of sensory info that we need to detect a change is called

Just Noticeable Difference

100

Neurotransmitters lock into these after being ejected into the synaptic gap

Receptors

100

"Neurons that fire together- Wire Together"

Long Term Potentiation

100

The 24 hour day cycle that influences recovery via sleep

Circadian Rythmn

200

Regaining a conditioned response after a period of extinction is called what

Spontaneous Recovery

200

The amount of information we need to have in order to pick up with our senses is called

Absolute Threshold

200

The finger-like receptors of new information as it is passed between neurons

Dendrites

200

The formation of a new conditioned response tendency

Acquisition

200

The new Spanish words you just learned are getting in the way of your recall of the French you learned last year.

Retroactive Interference

300

The Ames-Box is an example of which visual illusion

Size Constancy or Distorted Spacial Perception

300

Hearing something that wasn't there is an example of what in signal detection theory

False Alarm

300

The small bands that run across both sides of the brain that map to movement along the length of the body

Motor Cortex

300

Learning that is not exhibited at the time of development but becomes apparent situationally

Latent Learning
300

Beta Waves in the brain are found during what

Alert Wakefulness

400

Remembering a cake by looking at its shape is a method of which type of encoding

Structural

400

Becoming used to sensory information and not noticing it anymore (planes flying overhead) is called what

Sensory Adaptation

400

Controls the secretion of hormones

Endocrine System

400

Reinforcement every instance of a designated response

Continuous Reinforcement

400

Difficulty falling asleep, chronic cases force people to stay up nearly every night for long periods

Insomnia

500

The slowness of the brain as we have to parse meaning and a task (identifying color words by their meaning and now their font color) is known as what

Stroop Effect

500

Seeing Faces and Vases is an example of which Gestalt Principle

Figure and Ground

500
Receptors in the eye that control the identification of color

Cones

500

Any event following a response that suppresses the tendency to make that response again

Punishment

500

This is where the vast majority of dreaming takes place

REM Sleep

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