Social
Learning
Developmental
Semester 1
Semester 1- Part 2
100

Social Theory that helps understand the actions of others (ex. rushing to judgment for others, while justifying own actions)

Attribution Theory

100

Previously neutral- when paired with an unconditioned stimulus creates a

Conditioned Stimulus

100

Stage where children can grasp harder concepts and can think in a more abstract way

Formal Operational Stage

100

A type of study where neither the researcher or participants know who is in which group

Double Blind Study

100

a mental shortcut that influences how people make decisions based on what's easily accessible in their memory

Availability Heuristic 

200

A tendency to make yourself sound better in social situations

Self Serving Bias

200

This occurs during conditioning when a stimulus that is similar to one being conditioned does not create a reaction

Discrimination

200

What animal was a famous experiment on the importance of physical touch in child development done on? 

Monkeys

200

Paid actors who are a part of experiments

Confederates

200

Herman Ebbinghaus created the idea of the ____ curve

Forgetting

300

Researcher who made groundbreaking experiment on conformity (convincing someone that a line was shorter than the others)

Solomon Asch

300

Occurs when the stimulus no longer creates a response

Extinction

300

Young children display this concept when they act self centered and don't take perspectives of others

Egocentrism

300

Plays a crucial role in fight or flight 

Sympathetic Nervous System

300

Nerve fibers that carry info from the retina 

Optic Nerve
400

Participants change their behavior when they think they are being observed

Hawthorne Effect

400
  • A reinforcement schedule where a behavior is rewarded after an unpredictable number of responses 

Variable Ratio Schedule

400

The gap that a learner can do independently and what they can do with more guidance

Zone of Proximal Development
400

Part of the brain that helps with learning and memory

Hippocampus

400

Snail shaped structure in the inner ear containing the organ of Corti, which produces nerve impulses in response to sound vibrations.

Cochlea

500

People are likely to change their mind on something just by being exposed to it

Mere Exposure Effect

500

A psychological state where someone believes that they can't change a situation, even when they can

Learned Helplessness

500

Psychologist who came up with life stages for different conflicts

Erik Erikson

500

A neurotransmitter associated with memory- decline of it is associated with Alzheimers

Acetylcholine 

500
The tendency of later learning to hinder the memory of previously learned material.



Retroactive Interference