Learning
Perception
Social
Memory
Studies
100

Which learning theory states we learn through observation?

Observational learning/Social learning theory

100

Which lobe is responsible for visual perception?

Occipital lobe

100

What kind of animal was used in Harlow's (1959) attachment study?

Monkey

100

We consolidate selected information into Long-term memory from where?

Short-term memory

100

Who was the founder of Classical Conditioning?

Ivan Pavlov 

200

Which learning theory includes reinforcement and punishment?

Operant conditioning

200

The first stage of visual perception

Reception

200

What were the two roles in the Stanford Prision experiment?

Prisoners and guards

200

How many items can be held in short-term memory?

5-9

200

Who presented the bystander effect?

Darley and Latane (1968)

300

Define positive reinforcement

Application of positive stimulus to increase behaviour
300

Name 2 of Gestalt's principles

e.g. Proximity and similarity

300

What are the 3 stages of social identification theory?

(Social) Categorisation, identification, comparison
300

What is the visuospatial sketchpad responsible for?

Visual and spatial information (e.g. classroom layout)

300

What concept did Milgram (1961) study?

Obedience 

400

Before conditioning, what was the unconditioned response in Pavlov's (1897) study?

Salivation (e.g. at food)

400

Define ambiguous figures

Figures designed to have multiple distinct and equally likely interpretations

400

Define altruism 

Helping others without consideration for one's self

400
Which type of memories are associated with facts?

Semantic memories

400

Explain how stimulus generalisation presented in Watson and Raynor's (1920) 'Little Abert' study

The conditioned fear response of the white rat generalised to similar stimuli e.g. rabbit

500

Explain an example of vicarious reinforcement

e.g. A student puts more effort into their writing after observing a peer receive praise for their work

500

Explain the Ponzo illusion

Uses pictorial depth cue of linear perspective to trick us into thinking the lines are different lengths

500

What are two contributing factors in anti-social behaviours?

Diffusion of responsibility and audience inhibition

500

What is the different between encoding and retrieval failure?

Encoding failure = not encoded to LTM. Retrieval failure = inability to recall information encoded in LTM

500

Name the 5 phases of Rollie and Duck's (2006) Relationship dissolution

Intrapsychic, dyadic, social, grave-dressing, resurrection