sensation and perception
Freddy is able to hear someone call her name through a crowd of people. This is known as the __
cocktail party effect
When Freddy jumps out at the night guard, he gets scared but when Freddy jumps out at Bonnie he does not.
this is an example of ____
perception
What type of processing is better for your memory over time (deep or shallow)
deep processing
people are more likely to remember information if their physical and mental state are the same.
This is the definition of ___
state dependent memory
when old information makes it more difficult to learn or retain new in formation
this is because of ___
proactive interference
Chika could not hear her name being called uniting Freddy and Bonnie were saying it.
This is an example of ___
absolute threshold
the visual cliff experiment was used to test ___
depth perception
the three steps of forming memories are ___
1. sensory memory
2. short term memory
3. long term memory
freddy Fazbear remembers catching the night guard when he is happy but when he is sad he remembers the door getting slammed in his face.
this is an example of __
mood congruent memory
What are the possible reasons we could forget something because of an encoding failure?
when the night guard no longer notices the sound of the flickering lights after an extended period of time.
This is an example of __
Sensory adaptation
When foxy closes his right eye then his left eye when looking at the stage, the image is slightly different to each eye.
This is an example of ___
retinal disparity
the ability of the brain to simultaneously process incoming stimuli of differing quality.
this is the definition of _____
parallel processing.
the three levels of retention are
1. recall
2. recognition
3. relearning
the unconscious blocking of distressing thoughts, impulses, feelings, or memories out of your conscious mind is ___
repression
kitting for the first time would be__ processing
Bottom up
When Bonnie is looking at a flip book, the images seem to be moving even tho they are stationary.
This is an example of ____
Phi phenomenon
What are the three steps of memory (according to information- processing models)
1.) Encoding
2.) Storage
3.) Retrieval
the serial position effect
having trouble forming new memories occurs in _
anterograde amnesia
Conversion of one form of energy into another, as when environmental stimuli are transformed into neural signals is the definition of __
Transduction
the belief that we as humans view things as an organized whole rather than in parts.
This describes ___
Gestalt psychology principle.
What happens in your brain every time you learn something new?
your brain's neural connections change
(forming and strengthening pathways to better help you interact with your environment.)
the hippocampus helps form __ memories
the basal ganglia helps form_ memories
the cerebellum helps form _ memories
the amygdala is involved in __ memories
1. explicit
2. procedural
3. implicit
4. emotional
which well known psychologist is commonly associated with memory repression?
Sigmund Freud