Brain
Studies
General Knowledge
Memory
IP Skills
100

This squishy organ makes up only about 2% of your body weight but uses around 20% of your body’s energy.

What is the brain?

100

The cue word for Haney, Banks & Zimbardo

What is prison?

100

The fruit that has seeds on the outside instead of the inside

What is a strawberry?

100

The two types of sensory memory

What are iconic and echoic memory?

100

The personal characteristic that influences prosocial behaviour for no selfish reason

What is altruism?

200

This part of the brain is named after a little sea creature because of its shape and helps with forming new memories.

What is the hippocampus?

200

The cue word for B.F Skinner's study

What is peck?

200

In Switzerland, it is illegal to own just one of these small squeaky pets, because they get lonely.

What is a guinea pig?

200

Includes the visuospatial sketchpad, episodic buffer, central executive and phonological loop

What is the working model of memory?

200

The model that explains why someone may or may not be aggressive

What is the general aggression model?

300

Your brain feels no pain because it lacks these sensory nerve endings.

What are pain receptors?

300

The cue word for visual perceptoin

What is spear?

300

A group of flamingos is called this word that sounds like they’re dressing for a fancy party.

What is a flamboyance?

300

The part of the brain responsible for procedural memory

What is the cerebellum?

300

The cue word for the study by Darley and Latane

What is smoke?

400

The tiny gap between two neurons where chemical messengers cross is called this.

What is the synapse?

400

The person who focused on studying obedience to authority

Who is Milgram?

400

This common condiment was once sold in the 1800s as medicine for indigestion.

What is ketchup?

400

investigated the effect of learning environment on memory

Who is Grant et al
400

Investigated biological theories of attraction

Who is Buss?

500

These ridges and grooves on the brain’s surface increase surface area, allowing more neurons to fit in the skull.

What are gyri and sulci?

500

The person who focused on injunctive and descriptive norms

Who is Cialdini?
500

Before erasers were invented, people often used this common kitchen food to rub out pencil marks.

What is bread?

500

The memory enhancing technique that involves correlating memory with locations previously visited

What is the method of Loci?

500

Duck's dissolution model of why relationships end

What are the intrapsychic, dyadic, social, grave dressing and resurrection stages?

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