a relatively permanent change in behavior or the potential for behavior as a result of experience
100
What three separate stages do the memory consists of?
What is Sensory memory, Working memory and LTM
100
What are the aspects of cognition?
What is Thinking, Language, and Intelligence.
100
What is the name of the "Dog Whisperer"?
Ceasar Millan
100
What is cognition ?
the way in which we store and use information
200
Cognitive maps can be defined as ?
A mental representations of geographical information
200
What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?
Positive reinforcement leads to the addition of something pleasant while negative reinforcement leads to something unpleasant from the environment
200
What is and example of Massed practice?
What is cramming or attempting to learn large amounts of information in a single session single.
200
What was the state represented on the jersey of the Asian thug?
North Carolina
200
You haven't seen your teacher from 5th grade in a couple of years. you see her and forget her name ? what type of theory is this ?
example of decay theory
300
Recalling information from our memory is known as?
retrieval
300
What brain structure plays a big role n you storing new information?
What is Medulla
300
Who discovered Law Of Effect theory?
What is E. L Throndike
300
What is the color of the mouse on page 202?
tan
300
I am A deaf gentleman who's parents thought i was a "dummy" because i was death and was never taught Spanish,English or American Sign Language. Who am I?
Ildefonso
400
What is the limited time frame in which a person can remember something
30 seconds
400
Memories for concepts and knowledge are part of what memory?
What is Semanic Memory
400
When we suddenly recall missing details from our memories?
What is Encoding Specificity
400
What was the year in which the award winner in chapter 7 won the national spelling bee?
2010
400
psychologists define thinking as?
the use of knowledge to accomplish some sort of goal
500
What are the Components of Classical Conditioning ?
What is Unconditioned Stimulus
Unconditioned Response
Neutral Stimulus
Conditioned Stimulus
Conditioned Response
500
States that random behaviors that lead to positive consequences will be strengthened and random behaviors that lead to negative consequences will be weakened?
What is Law Of Effect
500
What is the difference between deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning ?
deductive reasoning -involves reasoning from the general to specific
inductive reasoning- involves reasoning from the specific to the general
500
What kind of creature is a mammal rodent and insectivore ? hint : chapter 7
bat
500
A theory known as the ___________ or the linguistic relativity hypothesis ___________ suggests that one's language determines one's thoughts and perceptions of the world.
Whorfian hypothesis, linguistic relativity hypothesis