Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Sensation
Perception
100
When an organism responds to a stimulus involuntary
What is classical conditioning
100
when an organism is rewarded or punished for a behavior
what is operant conditioning?
100
When you start with your sensory receptors and uses that to inform what you are thinking
What is bottom up processing
100
The feel-good hormone
What are endorphins?
200
The man whose dogs helped him create classical conditioning
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
200
Reinforcing each step in a desired behavior
What is shaping?
200
When one sensation produces another
What is synesthesia?
200
The type of visual clues that depend on both eyes
What are binocular cues?
300
When a conditioned stimulus no longer receives the conditioned response
What is extinction?
300
When you add a stimulus to increase a behavior
What is positive reinforcement?
300
The part of the eye that receives an image and processes it
What is the Retina?
300
When you fail to notice things when your attention is somewhere else
What is inattentional blindness?
400
In the little Albert Experiment the rabbits or bunnies were the...
conditioned stimulus?
400
When a reward is provided after a random number of responses
What is variable ratio?
400
the part of the ear where the sound wave is converted to a neural impulse
What is the chochlea?
400
a concept where if two objects of the same size, we think of the one closer to us as larger
What is relative size?
500
Bandura's Bobo Doll study showed that what idea made people behave in certain ways
What is modeling?
500
When an organism reveals knowledge after a reward is available
What is latent learning?
500
When your brain puts together different parts of an image to form a whole
What is Gestalt?
500
The five tastes
Sour
Salty
Bitter
Sweet
Unami