States of Consciousness
This level of awareness requires minimal attention
What is Automatic Processes
What stage is the deepest level of sleep
This is shaped similar to other neurotransmitters and can enhance the neurotransmitters effect.
What is an agonist drug
Learning through paired associations is what type of learning
What is classical conditioning.
In this type of reinforcement, every correct response is reinforced
What is continuous reinforcement
This is having an awareness of ourselves and our environment
what is consciousness
This sleep theory states that sleep allows us to repair or recuperate from depleting daily waking activities.
What is the Repair/Restoration Theory
This is a psychological (mental) desire or craving to achieve a drugs effect.
What is Psychological dependence
Little Albert was afraid of all white furry animals because of the experiment that John Watson conducted with him. This is termed:
What is generalization
Some, but not all, correct responses are reinforced
What is partial reinforcement
Our 24 hours sleep/wake cycle is this
what is Circadian Rhythm
This sleep theory states that we sleep to conserve energy and as protection from predators
What is the Adaption/Protection Theory
The changes in bodily processes that make a drug necessary for minimal functioning is called
Physical Dependence
This is a sudden reappearance of a previously extinguished response. So you thought you had overcome a reaction to something, but a trigger bring it back. This is called....
What is spontaneous recovery
Playing a slot machine is this type of partial reinforcement
What is variable ratio
In this stage of sleep we are starting to feel drowsy. This is where we often feel like we're falling or floating.
What is Stage 1 on NREM sleep
This view of why we dream states that it is due to random brain activity.
What is the Activation-Synthesis Hypothesis
This inhibits transmission of neurotransmitters by blocking messages.
What is Antagonist Drug
This type of learning involves rewards and punishments to create consequences
What is operant conditioning
What is a variable interval
Studying for an exam would be at this level of awareness
What are controlled processes
This view on dreaming states that dreams allow us to process, assimilate and update info in our brain
What is the information processing theory of dreaming.
Caffeine, Nicotine, Amphetamines and cocaine are all considered what?
What are stimulant drugs.
This term is learning by teaching a little at a time and once mastered teaching a little more.. example (learning an instrument)
What is Shaping
Getting a free coffee after every ten bought is an example of a?
What is a fixed ratio