APΨ REVIEW GAME

Learning

100

Term for learning not to respond to the repeated presentation of a stimulus

Habituation

200

The reappearance of an extinguished conditioned response after a time delay

Spontaneous recovery

300

What is the view that psychology should be an objective science and study observable behavior without reference to mental processes

Behaviorism

400

Term for a learned preference for stimuli to which we have been previously exposed

Mere exposure effect

500

An operant learning technique in which a new behavior is produced by reinforcing responses that are similar to the desired response

Shaping

Sleeping

100

In what stage of sleep do dreams generally occur?

REM

200

What does REM stand for?

Rapid Eye Movement

300

Name the missing level of the mind: Conscious, Unconscious, ...........

Preconscious

400

How long does an average sleep cycle go for?

90 minutes

500

What brain waves are associated with stage 4 of NREM sleep?

Delta

Emotion

100

What is one of the three distinct components of emotion?

Experience, Psychological Response, or Behavioral (Expressive) Response

200

Behavioral and medical knowledge about factors influencing health form the field of: A. Health Psychology B. Holistic Medicine C. Behavioral Medicine D. Osteopathic Medicine

C

300

Which theory of emotion emphasizes the simultaneous experience of the body response and emotional feelings?

James-Lange Theory

400

The polygraph or “Lie Detector” primarily measures which component of emotion: A. Vocal Modulation B. Physiological arousal C. Emotional Expression D. Attribution

B

500

The stress hormones epinephrine and norepinephrine are released by the ________ gland in response to stimulation by the ________ branch of the nervous system: A. Adrenal-Parasympathetic B. Adrenal-Sympathetic C. Pituitary-Parasympathetic D. Pituitary-Sympathetic

B

Early Development

100

When does most of a child's brain development occur? A) 0-5 B) 6-12 C) 7-15

A

200

Which parenting style creates children who are able to self-regulate, self-control, are socially/emotionally stable, independent, have high self-esteem and can problem solve efficiently?

Authoritative

300

What are the two senses that develop first in humans? A)Vestibular and Proprioceptive B)Touch and Smell C) Sight and Hearing

A) Vestibular and Proprioceptive

400

____________ is necessary, foundational, long-term, lifetime, not just with one person, cornerstone of social and emotional development, develops relationship, impacts our future social relationships and affects the ability to learn in the classroom.

Attachment

500

What percentage of the brain grows in the first 3 years of human life? A) 20 B)50 C) 90

C) 90%

Pyschologists

100

I'm sad because I'm crying! Is an example of what theory? A) The Carl Jung theory B) The Two Factor theory C) The James-Lange theory D) The Dang McAdams is good looking! "theory"

C) James-Lange theory.......Sorry Pete

200

The 1st psych lab...Leipzig, Germany was owned by? A)Watson B)Wundt C) Freud

B) Wundt

300

"Now you see it, now you don't!" (object permanence) Was studied by? A)Binet B)Watson C)Piaget D)Wernicke

C)Piaget

400

I'm afraid not much is known about his adult years...RATS!! A)Baby Albert B)Pavlov C)B.F Skinner D)MJ

A)Baby Albert

500

Many found his experiments on obedience to authority SHOCKING! A)Milgram B)Zues C)Whorf D)Throndike

A)Milgram