Foundations of Psychology
Biology & Genetics
Learning & Conditioning
Memory & Cognition
Human Development
Emotion, Personality & Disorders
100

This is the science of understanding individuals—animals and humans

Psychology

100

Different forms of a gene are called this

Alleles

100

Learning based on consequences (rewards/punishments)

Operant conditoning

100

Memory for facts and knowledge

Semantic memory

100

The first major organ to form in a fetus

Brain

100

Name a basic emotion

Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, disgust or suprise

200

This approach involves collecting real-world data to test ideas

Science

200

This hormone makes your stomach growl when you skip breakfast

Ghrelin

200

Learning through associations between stimuli.

Classical conditioning

200

The stage of memory where you recall stored information

Retrieval

200

This stage includes symbolic thinking but not conservation

Preoperational

200

This Big Five trait reflects kindness and warmth

Agreeableness
300

These sciences study humans as individuals AND groups

Social sciences


300

A long, coiled thread of DNA

Chromosome


300

In Pavlov’s experiment, this caused salivation naturally

Meat powder

300

This system acts as a “mental canvas” for spatial tasks

Visuospatial sketchpad

300

The highest level in Maslow’s hierarchy

Self actualization

300

A negative symptom of schizophrenia

Emotional flatness

400

The first step in the scientific method

Observation

400

This term explains how environment affects gene expression without changing DNA.

Epigenetics

400

A child gets candy for getting ready on time. This increases the future likelihood of behavior. This is an example of

Positive reinforcement

400

Enduring change in behavior due to experience.

Learning

400

This concept explains why young children struggle to see others’ perspectives.

Egocentrism

400

The diagnostic manual psychologists use.

DSMV

500

Unlike scientists, these thinkers typically do NOT collect data to test ideas.

Philosophers

500

A trait controlled by a single gene is called this

Monogenic

500

For every 5 deliveries, Desmond gets rewarded—this schedule is…

Fixed Ratio (FR)

500

Riding a bike without relearning demonstrates this type of memory

Implicit memory

500

Name a specific side effect of maternal stress

cognitive function and language.

emotional and behavioral problems.

growth and motor deficiencies.


500

A treatment used for severe depression when others fail

Electroconvulsive therapy ECT