Playing the Classics
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Problems & Solutions
A Very Smart Category
100

This classical conditioning term is the trained response to the conditioned stimulus. 

Conditioned response

100

You give your dog a treat when she sits, reflecting this operant conditioning action.

Positive Reinforcement

100

Our short term memory can store unrehearsed information for approximately this much time. 

20 seconds

100

This is a mental shortcut used to solve problems or make decisions.

Heuristic

100

IQ scores have high ________, in other words they are consistent. 

Reliability

200

This researcher is credited with discovering classical conditioning. 

Pavlov
200

Any time you bake your favorite cake, you must wait 25 minutes to take it out of the oven, best reflecting this schedule of reinforcement. 

Fixed Interval
200

Struggling to recall a series of words? Try enhancing your memory by using one of these strategies starting with a silent letter. 

Mnemonic Devices
200
You use the rim of a glass to draw out perfect circles. You have overcome this common problems solving barrier. 

Functional Fixedness

200

IQ scores do not do a very good job of predicting general intelligence. Given they are not measuring what they are designed to measure, they have low ______. 

Validity

300

This type of conditioning is an extension of classical conditioning into marketing. We used this to sell products in class. 

Evaluative Conditioning

300

Using this schedule of reinforcement, a casino can keep you hooked on a slot machine. It pays to keep spinning because you never know when the next jackpot will hit!

Variable Ratio

300

This memory system holds memories that are tied to important dates in your personal life. You might remember them like episodes on a TV show. 

Episodic Memory 

(I will also accept "declarative memory")

300

As an example of this problem type, parents might need to figure out how to get their 3 kids to different locations while only having 2 cars. 

Transformation

300

This number represents the average IQ. 

100

400

In the original classical conditioning research, the sound of the bell represented this classical conditioning term. 

Neutral stimulus

(I will also accept "conditioned stimulus")

400

You spray your cat with water every time he scratches the furniture, reflecting this operant conditioning action.

Positive punishment

400

These memories are one piece of evidence for an unlimited storage long-term memory. They are unusually vivid and detailed recollections of an event.

Flashbulb Memories

400

Insight arising from normal thinking patterns at the conscious level is the _______ view. 

Business-as-Usual

400

According to this theory of intelligence, we have 3 types of intelligence.

Triarchic Theory of Successful Intelligence

(I will also accept "Triarchic Theory")

500

This classical conditioning process occurs when a conditioned response comes back after being gone for awhile. 

Spontaneous Recovery

500

This small enclosure is a highly controlled environment in which animals can learn. 

Operant Chamber

(I will also accept "Skinner Box")

500
You should study in the same place that you take your exam. That is because we have this type of memory. 

Context-Dependent 

(I will also accept "spatial")

500

According to dual process theory, we have two modes of thinking: ________ & ________.

Intuitive & Deliberative

500

A rise in intelligence scores across generations is known as ______. 

The Flynn Effect

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