Memory
Cognition
Intelligence
Language
Miscellaneous
100

cerebellum and basal ganglia

Which two parts of the brain are involved in implicit memories?

100

Estimating the probability of an event occurring by relying on the ease with which relevant situations come to mind. 

What is the availability heuristic?

100

68.26%

What percent of the population falls within one standard deviation above and below the mean?

100

This psycho-linguist believes that we have an inherent language acquisition device.

Who is Noam Chomsky?

100

Coming up with multiple solutions to a problem

What is divergent thinking?

200

Anna vividly remembers the day her father came home from an overseas deployment because the day was very emotional for her.

What is a flashbulb memory?

200

Thomas believes the congresswoman is an honest person even after she is arrested and sent to jail.

What is belief perseverance?

200

The author of the first intelligence test for adults

Who was David Wechsler?

200

The error that a 2 year old makes when she calls every four-legged animal "doggie".

What is an overextension?

200

Memory loss for events that occur after an injury to the brain.

What is anterograde amnesia?

300

When Marla returned to her old school she was flooded with memories of the time she spent there.

What is context-dependent memory?

300

Thomas believes that his congressman is honest and cites examples of her giving to charity while discounting her ethical violations.

What is confirmation bias?

300

This term relates to Claude Steele's work at Stanford University that sought to explain the differences in IQs of certain racial/ethnic groups.

What is stereotype threat (vulnerability)

300

The theory that says that one's language determines or influences one's thoughts.

What is the linguistic relativity (or determinism) hypothesis?

300

Two year old Micah told her grandfather that the new couch "costed" too much.

What is an example of overgenralization (or overregularization) of grammatical rules.

400

Sean is telling Rachel about some juicy gossip when she stops him and informs him that she is the one who passed this gossip on to him about a week ago.

What is source amnesia?

400

Many people prefer meat that is 80% lean instead of 20% fat, even though they are the same thing.

What is framing?

400

This psychologist conducted a longitudinal study of gifted children. He was also one of the psychologists who created the Stanford-Binet IQ test.

Who was Lewis Terman?

400

c-a-t-s has four of them.

What are phonemes?

400

This type of long-term memory is the result of effortful processing.

What is explicit memory.

500

Ray's new assistant in the shipping department is named Joe Bieber. Ray keeps calling him Justin, mixing him up with the singer Justin Bieber.

What is an example of proactive interference?

500

When the young male of Arab descent boarded the airplane his presence evoked anxiety among many of the passengers and flight attendants, resulting in an additional review of his ticket and passport.

What is the representativeness heuristic?

500

This Yale psychologist is the author of the triarchic theory of intelligence.

Who is Robert Sternberg?

500

This refers to knowing how to use language in certain situations, such as knowing when to say "please" and "thank you", and understanding how tone and inflection can help communicate meaning.

What is the pragmatics of language?

500

When new information alters the memory for an event. Elizabeth Loftus coined this term. 

What is the misinformation effect?

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