Perceptive Psychologists
Sensational Senses
The Biological Bases of Behavior
Dynamic Development
Lasting Learning
100
This individual Classically Conditioned Dogs to salivate to the sound of a bell

Who is Ivan Pavlov

100

Drugs like Cocaine that disrupt perception and speed up the central nervous system

What is a stimulant

100

Part of the brain that deals with vision

What is the Occipital Lobe

100

A time in middle adulthood where an individual may act impulsively and attempt to relive parts of their youth and take risks 

What is a Midlife Crisis

100

In classical Conditioning this is what we are hoping will get a response when presented with an unconditioned stimulus

What is a Neutral Stimulus

200
Ancient Greeks like Hippocrates believed that these bodily fluids contained attributes of or personalities 

What are humors

200

This is our inability to determine slight differences

What is change bias

200

The part of the Neuron that receives information from other Neurons

What are Dendrites 

200

Teenagers will periodically bump into things as they grow because of this

What is Awkward Age

200

This is the idea that rewards tend to create repeated behavior and punishments tend to see reduced behavior

What is the Law of Effect

300

This individual believed in the psychosexual development of personality

Who is Sigmund Freud

300

This is the least amount of stimulus needed to be perceived by a human being

What is Absolute Threshold

300

This is the process of neurotransmitters being automatically absorbed 

What is Reuptake

300

A reflex where a baby will instinctively turn and nuzzle in an attempt to feed 

What is Rooting

300

This is the desire to do something because of an external force like money

What is Extrinsic Motivation

400

This individual believed in stages of Cognitive development including sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational 

Who is Jean Piaget

400

Your ability to sense multiple things at one like tasting a burger and smelling fries

What is Parallel Processing

400

Studies done on siblings that can help determine if a behavior is caused by nature or nurture

What are Twin Studies

400
Progressive Disease that attacks the brain and eventually leads to the loss of all brain functions

What is Alzheimer's Disease

400

We want our children to see individuals like Mr. Rodgers because they model this well.

What is Prosocial Behavior

500

This individual is known for developing a Hierarchy of Needs that leads to people to reach their full potential when met

Who is Abraham Maslow

500

When an individual adjusts to the stimulus in their environment, like no longer being able to smell a room

What is Sensory Adaptation

500

Our desire to eat salty and sweet things as much as possible

What are Outdated Tendencies 

500

An identity status where the individual is exploring who they are but have yet to make any commitments  

What is Identity Moratorium

500

This happens sometimes to punished behaviors where they reappear randomly over time

What is Spontaneous Recovery