Stages of life and Classical conditioning
What stage is feeding the most important event
What was the Stanford prison experiment trying to prove
That the participants would adopt to the roles of guard or prisoner
What are night terrors
Night mares x1000
What is long term memory
the brain’s system for storing vast amounts of information for extended periods, ranging from hours to a lifetime
What is nature
DNA, brain makeup, genetics
What animal was in the Classical Conditioning example by Pavlov
Dog
What animal were they trying to make the baby afraid of in the Little Albert Experiment
White rat
What stage of sleep are you the deepest asleep
Stage 4
what is short term memory
the brain's temporary storage system, holding limited information for only 15–30 seconds
What is Nurture
Experiences in life that shape you
What is identity vs role confusion
Adolescent
What is perception
The process of interpreting sensory information
What is narcolepsy
suddenly falling asleep or feeling very sleepy throughout the day
What is repressed memory
A bad memory that your brain wants to get rid of
Positive reinforcement is...
a desirable stimulus after a behavior
What sound was made to get the dog in Pavlovs experiment to drool for food
What are the 5 senses
Sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste
What stage is your brain the most awake
In REM sleep
What is one of the 3 stages of memory
*Encoding (recording info)
*Storage (saving info)
*Retrieval (calling up stored info)
Negative reinforcements
An unpleasant stimulus is removed or avoided to increase behavior.
What stage of life is social relationships the important event
Adolescent
Sensation definition
The physical process of detecting environmental stimuli
Hypersomnia
What is something that can trigger a memory
Smell, sound, or taste
What is the MAOA gene known as