People
Brain
Learning/Memory
Sensory
Developmental
100

Who is the father of psychodynamics?

Sigmund Freud.

100

What is the oldest region of the brain?

Brainstem.

100

Who is the father of classical conditioning?

Ivan Pavlov.

100

What does the taste of bitter do, in terms of evolution?

Potential poisons.

100

What is Jean Piaget's first stage of development?

Sensorimotor stage.

200

Who was Little Albert?

He was classicaly condiontioned as a child to be scared of white rabbits.

200

What area is used for forming explicit memories?

Hippocampus.

200

What is generalization?

The tendency to group stimuli similar to the conditioned stimulus together.

200

What is an absolute threshold?

The minimum stimuli needed to be detected half the time.

200

Name Kohlberg's moral developmental stages

Preconventional, conventional, and post-conventional.

300

Who were the fathers of humanistic psychology?

Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers.

300

What is the basal ganglia responsible for?

Motor control/learning.

300

Fill in the words: (increase, decrease)

Rewards___behavior; Punishments___behavior

increase, decrease.

300

What is the colorful muscle in an eye that controls the size of the pupil?

The iris.

300

When does stranger anxiety develop?

After 8 months.

400

What did Hans Selye create?

General adaptation syndrome(GAS).

400

What brain area deals with hunger?

Hypothalamus.

400

What is the difference between retrograde and anterograde amnesia?

Retrograde means you can't remember the past but can form new memories. Anterograde means you can remember the past but can't make new memories.

400

What does the amplitude of a wave say about the color?

Its intensity, how bright or dull it is.

400

According to Erik Erikson, what stage does a 4-year-old go through?

Initative vs guilt.

500

Who dissected animals and called their brain fluid "animal spirits"?

Rene Descartes.

500

What does a decrease in gamma-aminobutyric acid(GABA) lead to?

Seizures or insomnia.

500

Define the 4 schedules of reinforcement and list them from strongest to weakest.

Fixed ratio - a certain number of responses; variable ratio - a random number of responses; fixed interval - a certain amount of time; variable interval - a random amount of time.

500

According to Weber's Law, what is the minimum percentage to be able to differentiate 2 sounds?

0.3%.

500

What is Maslow's 3rd need on the pyramid? Define it

Belonging and love; a need to love and be loved, to belong and be accepted, and avoid loneliness.