What You're Doing
Run for Your Life
I'm Looking through You
I'm Only Sleeping
Act Naturally
Yesterday
Think for Yourself
100

Which psychologist is known as the father of psychoanalysis?

Freud
100

The ability of a brain to program or wire itself is called:

Plasticity

100

Part of the eye that covers and protects it

Cornea

100
Name for the dream stage of sleep

REM--rapid eye movement

100

Who is the person known for describing operant conditioning?

Skinner

100

Short-term memory can only hold how many pieces of information?

7 - 9

100
What does IQ stand for?

Intelligence quotient

200

What is the difference between a sample and a population?

Sample is the ones used in the study; population is the larger group to be generalized to

200

Part of the brain responsible for heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration

Medulla

200

Type of retina cell that helps us discern colors

Cones

200

What is enuresis?

Bed-wetting

200

Pavlov is known for describing ____ conditioning.

classical

200

The ability to walk every day once learned, without conscious thought, is an example of what kind of memory?

Nondeclarative/implicit
200

Who described the triarchic theory of intelligence?

Sternberg

300

What type of study has to be done to show cause and effect?

true experiment

300
Master endocrine gland, under control of hypothalamus

Pituitary

300

The body's natural pain killers

Endorphins

300

Sleep disorder in which a person stops breathing during sleep

Sleep apnea

300

In the Jaws example, is the music the US, UR, CS, CR?

CS

300

A vivid episodic memory is called a ______ memory.

Flashbulb

300

The ability of a test to measure what it is supposed to measure is called:

validity

400

Which branch focuses on thinking?

Cognitive

400

Tendency of brain hemispheres to become specialized

Lateralization

400

Part of the ear that covers the entrance to the middle ear

Tympanic membrane/eardrum

400

Class of drug in which alcohol belongs

Depressant

400

The unlearning of a behavior is known as:

Extinction

400

The fact that most of us do not have explicit/declarative memory before the age of 2 is called:

Infantile amnesia

400
The most typical example of a concept is called a:

prototype

500

A detailed study of one subject is called a:

Case study

500

Part of nervous system activated during fight or flight

Sympathetic n.s.

500

Hearing problems early in the first part of life can affect the learning of:

Speech

500

Give an example of an opiate

Codeine, Vicodin, Percocet, morphine, heroin

500

The desire to get an A keeps you studying hard for the test. In this case, the A grade is acting as a:

Reinforcement 

500

The fact that memories can fade over time is called:

decay

500
The ability to think in a new way, or "outside the box" using divergent thinking, is called:

creativity

600
The group that is used for comparison purposes in a study is called the: 

control group

600

Which lobe did Gage have damaged?

Frontal

600

The idea that our brain assumes the same size of an object even as it moves away is known as:

size contancy

600

Sleep disorder in which a person falls into deep sleep very quickly

Narcolepsy

600

Teaching a new skill by rewarding a series of small steps is:

shaping

600

Knowing the names of all the US Presidents would be an example of which type of long-term memory?

Semantic

600

Who described intelligence as a general intelligence he called the "g factor"?

Spearman