Psychologists
This psychologist is known for his psychosexual stages of development.
Sigmund Freud
This parenting style has no rules or expectations. Parents tend to be uninvolved or indifferent to their children's lives.
Neglectful Parenting Style
This is known as our internal clock. It tells us when we are tired and when we should be awake.
Circadian Rhythm
This type of reinforcement strengthens a response by presenting a typically pleasurable stimulus after response.
Positive Reinforcement
Your storehouse of accumulated learning.
Memory
He created a hierarchy of needs with the idea that people could reach their full potential.
Abraham Maslow
The stage of life around age 10 where a child's hormones begin to surge.
Puberty
How often do we cycle through the sleep stages?
Every 90 minutes
Any consequence that decreases the frequency of the behavior it follows.
Punishment
Memories that are classically conditioned. You do not have to think about these memories to recall them.
Implicit Memories
This psychologist studied obedience and his famous experiment tested how long people would give electric shocks to another person.
Stanley Milgram
What is one way identity is influenced in teens?
Parents, Peers, Culture
During this stage of sleep, we dream.
REM
This type of motivation is used to gain external rewards.
Extrinsic Motivation
When you organize information into familiar, manageable units.
Chunking
Jean Piaget
There are two main aspects that dominate our adult lives. What is one of them?
Work or Love
There are many reasons we sleep. Name one.
Sleep protects
Sleep helps us recover
Sleep helps us remember
Sleep feeds creative thinking
Sleep supports growth
Classical Conditioning
Memories that are seared into a brains through traumatic or emotional experiences. (i.e. 9/11 or Pearl Harbor)
Flashbulb Memories
This psychologist is known for his work on social-cognitive development and personality. He is most known for his experiment involving an inflatable Bobo doll.
Albert Bandura
According to Piaget's 4 stage theory. This stage begins at birth and last to 2 years. It is where babies take in the world using their senses.
Sensorimotor Stage
This sleep disorder causes problems with falling asleep and staying asleep.
Insomnia
Animals associate their own actions with consequences.
Operant Conditioning
Two ways we can improve memory.
Rehearsal
Making the Material Meaningful
Retrieval Cues
Mnemonic Devices
SLEEP
Self-testing