Important People
Classical Conditioning
Misc
Neurotransmitters
Important People
100
Father of operant conditioning
B.F Skinner
100
The learned response to the conditioned stimulus
What is the conditioned response
100
Make neuron fire, copies/mimics neurotransmitters
What are agonist drugs
100
sleep, mood, hunger/appetitie
too little can lead to alcoholism, depression, eating disorder
Serotonin
100
Father of classical conditioning
Ivan Pavlov
200
Observation and modeling
Albert Bandura
200
An object that has no effect on a particular response
What is a neutral stimulus
200
Located at the top of the head involved in spatial sense, navigation, and touch
What is the parietal lobe
200
Pleasure, addiction, euphoria, arousal, learning
What is dopamine
200
Taste aversion- attribute food w/ something that makes you sick
John Garcia
300
Understanding language
Carl Wernicke
300
An unlearned, naturally occurring response to the unconditioned stimulus
What is an unconditioned response
300
Sometimes learning is not immediately evident
What is latent learning
300
Muscle memory, learning
What is acetylcholine
300
Trial and error learning
reinforcement and punishment
Edward Thorndike
400
Coined the name for the area that controls language, expression, and evolving in speech
Paul Broca
400
the process of learning a new stimulus response behavior
What is acquisition
400
Composed of the thalamus, hypothalamus, amygdala, and hippocampus 
What is the limbic system
400
Excitatory effect on axon
Declarative memory
What is glutamate
400
Little Albert experiment
Language development conditioned by parents
John. B Watson
500
Important advances in the understanding of lateralization and cerebral hemisphere common
Michael Gazzinga
500
A pperson who reacts with anxiety to the sound of a dentist's drill might react with some slight anxiety to a similar sounding machine, such as an electric coffee grinder
What is stimulus generalization
500
radioactive glucose to monitor blood flow
colorgraphic
What is a PET scan
500
Alertness, sleep/wake/focus, learning
What is norepinephrine
500
Cognitive maps, latent learning
Edward Tolman