22/23 AP Psych Semester 1 Review

Our temporary, limited capacity memory is known as

Lisa takes deep breaths to calm down before the big game, this is best explained by

Which hormone is essential for sleep regulation?

Which of the following is most associated with Depression?

Learning that involves rewards and punishments is called

Mag eats very little and insists on working out for long periods of time, she most likely has

Brit is trying to determine if running reduces anxiety, so gives a survey after a participant runs 3 laps, the IV is

which field is considered to be the "roots" of psychology

Which part of the neuron is most responsible for storing and creating neurotransmitters

Gil goes for a run to get rid of his anxiety, this is an example of

Nerve tissue that connect the two hemispheres

you need toothpaste but forget it until you walk into the bathroom again, what explains this

Bart is looking at a flip book, which best explains why he sees the still images as moving

Which of the following is the brain part most involved with the processing of implicit memory

After exaggerating a story about the giant fish that got away, Dee starts to believe it herself, this is

you have to collect 100 coins in a video game to level up, what type of schedule is this?

Mary changes her clothing and hides her love for knitting to fit in with others, according to Maslow, she is

Which of the following is used in sleep research

Bobby is having trouble with memory after a head injury, it is likely he damaged his

The thalamus is responsible for

Hannah is shivering so goes to put on her coat, this would be BEST explained by

substances that mimic a neurotransmitter is called a

The belief that Jan feels sad because she is crying would represent which theory

anterior cigulate cortex would fire in all of the following scenarios EXCEPT

Who founded the first psychological laboratory?

In classical conditioning, which of the following are the original, natural reactions

Babs is shown a group of pictures and asked to pick out who she saw steal the car, she is using

All of the following are steps of the information processing model of memory EXCEPT

Which part of your nervous system is responsible for arousal during "fight or flight"

Opioids, which block pain, chemically mimic

when you only look for information that supports your point of view you are using

All of the following are controlled by the hypothalamus EXCEPT

the main function of the occipital lobe is

Which of the following would most likely cause an animal to overeat

After living in her new home for several years, Iz is unhappy and wants a bigger place, this is

Che automatically knows the proper batting form even though he hasn't played in years, this is

While testing if eating carbs effects swimming speed all of the following are confunding variables EXCEPT

Jane gets her keys taken away for talking back to her parents, this is an example of

According to the General Adaptation Syndrome, during which stage do we become most prone to illness

After an accident, Ty can no longer create new memories, it is likely that he has

Experiences that cause permanent changes to behavior is

a study that looks at one person or a small group in great detail is a

The process of sorting and organizing memory is known as

Li teacher a cat to dance, but the next time music comes on the cat doesn't dance

To test if stimulants improve memory, Jo makes rats memorize a maze, one group on stimluants, the other not, the DV is

What type of psychologist believed in free will and human motivation to grow

When the Macarena comes on, Hans jumps up & starts to dance, what is most responsible for this

When you take the dog on a walk, you wear a hat, now whenever you put on the hat, your dog gets excited, the hat is the

Kev thinks about how intimating his boss is before asking for a raise, making his heart race and him feel nervous

All of the following are types of descriptive statistics EXCEPT

tendency to try to solve a problem using a method that has worked in the past is

Sally never raises her hand in class but on the test she gets a 98%, what explains this

Perspective where behavior is controlled by external factors that reinforce or punish

In order for classical conditioning to work all of the following are true EXCEPT

the group that receives the independent variable is the

Which theory states that we perform best when at a moderate level of arousal?

the ability of a test to be repeated with the same results is known as

Which of the following problem solving technique will give you the correct answer every time