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AP Psychology Comprehensive 1
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Prologue - Chapter 15
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seasonal affective depression
sunlight deprivation disorder
clinical depression
winter latitude disorder
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representativeness
availability
hindsight
confirmation
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PET
fMRI
MRI
EEG
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mnemonic devices
retroactivity
priming
iconic memory
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random distribution
intelligence distribution
normal distribution
intelligence curve
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sympathetic
parasympathetic
autonomic
somatic
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collect statistics for research
identify students who were gifted
measure IQ of French students
identify students who need remediation
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experimentation
case studies
replication
surveys
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B. F. Skinner
Edward B. Titchener
John B. Watson
Wilhelm Wundt
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Somatoform disorders
Organic disorders
Personality disorders
Dissociative disorders
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the spread of Communism in post World World War II
the tendency of 1950s high school students to be conformists
the spread of Communism in post World World War II
need to understand the rise of Hitler in Europe
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education
health care
parenting
nutrition
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behavioral psychologist
developmental psychologist
cogitive psychologist
humanistic psychologist
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parietal
frontal
occipital
temporal
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there is a camera nearby
ask for help
you offer a reward for helping
there is more than one person around
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maladaptiveness
distress
unpredictability
irrationality
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delta
sigma
beta
alpha
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125
80
160
100
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Genes have little influence on our develoment.
Envioronment and genes interact.
It depends on what area of development
Genes determine everything in life.
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internal
extrinsic
cognitive
intrinsic
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closure
proximity
continuity
chart
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memory enhancement
relaxation
pain control
phobia control
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an operational definition.
the double-blind procedure.
the double-blind procedure.
the independent variable.
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afterimage
opponent-process
trichromatic
rod and cone
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Karen Horney
Carl Rogers
Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
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peripheral nervous
parasympathetic nervous
autonomic nervous
somatic nervous
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4
2
1
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variable ratio
variable interval
fixed ratio
fixed interval
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anterograde amnesia
retrograde amnesia
hippocampal failure
retrieval failure
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Music
Problem solving
Soccer
Reading
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Plato
B. F. Skinner
Abraham H. Maslow
Wilhelm Wundt
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humanistic
psychodynamic
cognitive
behavioral
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arousal
locus of control
instinct
drive reduction
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will definitely expeience attachment problems as adults
are likely to experience mental problems
can succeed in overcoming attachment problems
will most probably experience emotionsl extremes
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unconditioned response
conditioned response
conditioned stimulus
unconditioned stimulus
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develop an understanding of the underlying difficulties
change the family system in which they live
be given medication to help them cope with the difficulty
delve into the relationship with both parents
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intent
cruelty
physical harm
hostility
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cognitive
internal
intrinsic
external
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25
15
5
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hippocampus
medulla
thalamus
pons
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social-cultural
cognitive
neuroscience
psychodynamic
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initiative versus guilt
ego integrity versus despair
identity versus role confusion
intimacy versus isolation
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do what the group leader tells you to do
assist those who are unfamiliar with customs and expectation
adopt the behavior and attitudes of others
behave in ways that don't match your attitudes
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glutamate
dopamine
GABA
acetycholine
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automatic response
hindsight bias
perceptual set
experience of the unconscious mind
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drug-control
gate-control
placebo
neural firing
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beta sleep
delta-wave sleep
stage 3 sleep
REM sleep
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amygdala
hippocampus
thalamus
hypothalamus
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discriminative
difference
absolute
adaptive
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some intelligence may be inherited but some may not
that almost all of intelligence is inherited
amnt of trait variation within group attributed to genetics
that very little of intelligence is inherited
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eidetic
visual
picture
iconic
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convergence
modeling
cognitive dissonance
the halo effect
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evolutionary
behavior genetics
neuroscience
social-cultural
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spontaneous recovery
generalization
cognitive learning
reconditioning
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long-term
recall
working
retrieval
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random sampling.
the false consensus effect.
hindsight bias
the double-blind procedure.
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memory
recall
cognitive
dora's
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Freud
Horney
Bandura
Maslow
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trial and error
classical conditioning
social learning
operant conditioning
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scheme
prototype
heuristic
concept
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psychodynamic
behavior genetics
cognitive
neuroscience
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how to conduct a research study
the situation strongly influences behavior
innate personality qualities determine behavior
what can happen in a real prison
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Cognitive dissonance
Hierarchy of needs
Attribution theory
Reinforcement theory
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perceiving illusory correlations.
confusing correlation with causation.
discerning order in random events.
explaining events in hindsight.
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sixteenth
twentieth
fourth
eighth
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hypothalamus
thalamus
medulla
amygdala
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aversion therapy
systematic desensitization
free association
symbolic modeling
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reaction formation
rationalization
repression
sublimation
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Wechsler
Gardner
Guilford
Sternberg
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overconfidence
placebo effect
negative correlation
hindsight biad
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evolutionary
behavioral
neuroscience
cognitive
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scripts
norms
rules
customs
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groupthink
social norms
conformity
social pressure
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your past experiences
signal detection theory
your good hearing
sensation principles
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scheme
prototype
object permanence
conservation
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+0.60
+0.01
-0.06
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sensory detection
sensory perception
sensory adaptation
sensory transduction
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maintenance rehearsal
practice
working rehearsal
elaborative rehearsal
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mental set
prototype modeling
perceptual set
functional fixedness
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Cannon-Bard
LeDoux
Schachter
James-Lange
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operant conditioning
habituation
punishment
cognitive learning
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narcissistic
schizophrenia
borderline
histrionic
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thalamus
pons
hippocampus
amygdala
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psychodynamic
behavior genetics
cognitive
behavioral
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6
12
18
3
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a hassle
panic
acute stress
chronic stress
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release sex hormones
have many offspring
enjoy
find a mate
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behavioral
cognitive
psychodynamic
evolutionary
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stage 3
REM
stage 2
stage 4
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limbic system
hypothalamus
endocrine system
brain stem
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Running on a treadmill
Getting ready to take an exam
Breathing slowly to get to sleep
Watching horror movie
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conscious and unconscious mental activity
behavior and mental processes.
thoughts, feelings, and perceptions.
observable responses to the environment.
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social isolation
language difficulties
hyperactivity
repetitive behavior
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simplicity
reliability
precision
theory based
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negatively reinforced
negatively punished
positively reinforced
positively punished
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reuptake
inhibition
transmission
absorption
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psychologist
psychiatrist
social worker
pastoral counselor
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Learning to speak a second language
Solving a series of mutiplication problems
Identifying the important battles in the Civil War
Designing an experiment to measure effects of study skills
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specialized
crystallized
general
fluid
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authoritative
authoritatian
neglectful
permissive
