Consciousness
Flow
Vision
This type of observational learning occurs when you imitate a behavior that was previously observed.
Modeling
This type of memory stores nonverbal information about how to perform an action or behavior.
Procedural Memory
These collections of ideas, prior knowledge, and experiences help organize information and guide thought and behavior.
Schemas
This stage of sleep involves beta waves, eye movements, paralyzed motor systems, and dreaming.
REM Sleep
Embryonic Period
Taking away a teenager's phone when they stay out past curfew is an example of this type of operant conditioning consequence.
Negative Punishment
This type of rehearsal involves using working memory processes to repeat information over and over again, resulting in shallow encoding of auditory information.
Maintenance Rehearsal
This type of psychometric test of intelligence is designed to test the person's ability to learn and predict their future performance, such as the SAT and GRE.
Aptitude Test
This class of psychoactive drugs works on endorphins and produces pain reduction, euphoria, and relaxation.
Opioids
This stage from Kohlberg's theory of moral reasoning is when moral reasoning is based on societal laws and the approval of others.
Conventional Level
This process in classical conditioning occurs when a previously extinguished conditioned response reemerges when the conditioned stimulus is presented again after a pause.
Spontaneous Recovery
This theory of language development emphasizes the importance of infant-directed speech and being immersed in language.
Social Interactionist
This theory of how we organize concepts into categories says that concepts are organized based on the single "most typical" member of the category.
Prototype Model
This type of attentional processing in the Two-Track Mind theory is fast and does not require a lot of mental resources, but involves less awareness of details.
Automatic Processing
Concrete Operational
This type of non-associative learning occurs when you are more easily scared by normal noises after watching a scary movie alone at night.
Sensitization
This type of memory distortion occurs when we misremember the time, place, person, or circumstances involved with a memory.
Misattribution
This obstacle to problem-solving is the tendency to think of things based on their usual functions, such as in the Two Strings Problem.
Functional Fixedness
This theory of consciousness says that no one specific brain region is responsible for general awareness, and instead the brain regions that process information also produce awareness of that information.
Global Workspace Model
According to Erikson, this major crisis of middle adulthood is resolved when a person gains a sense that they are leaving behind a positive legacy and caring for future generations.
Generativity vs. Stagnation
This principle in operant conditioning says that a more valued activity can be used to reinforce the performance of a less valued activity.
Premack Principle
This problem in language comprehension occurs when the "same" sound is produced very differently by different people and in different contexts.
Lack of Invariance Problem
This theory says that there are eight different types of intelligence that are entirely independent of each other: musical, bodily-kinesthetic, linguistic, mathematical-logical, spatial, intrapersonal, interpersonal, and naturalistic.
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences