AP Psychology

getting a person to say the same thing over in hopes of them saying the wrong answer

getting a spanking for being sassy is what kind of operant conditioning

who created the triarchic theory of intelligence

Ebbinghaus is known for what

which arouses the body in stress

which is not a projective test

what do hallucinogens do to the brain

in the middle ear, the names for the ossicle bones that concentrate on vibrations are called

what things get automatically processed

which are hormones that let you know you are hungry

a statement of the procedures used to define research variables

properties such as mass, volume and number remain the same despite changes in form

which is an example of a circadian rhythm

what is the minimum stimulation needed to detect a particular stimulus 50% of the time

what is a side effect of long term use of antipsychotic drugs that target dopamine receptors

what is something that a cognitve therapist would use

the mental representation of the layout of one's environment

IQ is determined by

who used pigeons to prove operant conditioning

which is not part of Gardner's 8 intelligences yet

which type of test would be best for determining ones future

what is an independent variable

what procedure is best for an experiment where no bias is wanted

the tendency for someone to do something beneficial for another because they are in a good mood

the flynn effect says that ..

In Pavlov's experiment with the dog, what is salivating when food is in the mouth

which has a greater resistance to extinction

which form of showing data uses a r- value

which theory of emotion says the one must be physically aroused to cognitively label it

order of prenatal development

which is not an ethical APA standard

one's accumulated knowledge an verbal skills tend to to increase with age

this psychologist would use a person's unconscious drives and conflicts to explain something

polarization is ...

which therapy is not insight based

when having to adapt one's current understanding of something to incorporate new information

In Piaget's stages of cognitive development which age would be considered preoperational

the DSM 5 does what

g factor

the heart in the sympathetic does___ while the parasympathetic does____

the tendency for someone to not do something because others are present

which studies just one person in hopes of revealing universal principles

wanting to win a game could result in what kind of agression

what does extrasensory perception not include

which is not an anxiety disorder

the tendency for people to first agree to something small and then comply to something larger

our social behavior is an exchange process to maximize benefits and minimize costs

what is the basic building block for the nervous system

George Miller is to____ as Loftus is to_____

what is the neural bases for memory

the id is ...

which is not a positive symptom of schizophrenia

fundamental attribution error is the tendency for observers to

the theory that prejudice offers an outlet for anger by providing someone to blame

I knew it all along

attributing something to the wrong source an event we have experienced heard about, or imagined

what type of brain waves to we experience when in REM sleep

when setting up an experiment what is a key component in not getting any bias

which is not part of the big 5 personality factors

associates a pleasant state with gradual increased anxiety triggering stimuli

which neurons are afferent

what is the correct order

in the social cognitive perspective, the idea of reciprocal determinism revolves around...

a desire to perform a behavior for it's own sake

remembering the first and last items better than the ones in the middle is

a gestalt is

proactive interference is

who is known for the levels of morality

Frued's psychosexual stages of a 3-6 year old would be

which is not a mood disorder

which is not a component of creativity

which shows brain anatomy using radio waves

repeated exposure to novel stimuli increases liking of them

explicit memory is

which lobe controls body position

who created the hierarchy of needs pyramid that says you need to fulfill every step to move up

if this area is damaged what can the person not do

which is not part of the limbic system

How we encode, process, store, and retrieve information

what did the Milgram study prove

a defense mechanism that shifts sexual or aggressive impulses toward a more acceptable object

the loss of self awareness and restraint occurring in group situations that foster arousal

to be called a psychological disorder it must be

something that can harm a fetus during the pregnancy and resulting in defects once born

conflicting parties by each rationally perusing their self interest, gain destructive behavior

if the left hippocampus is damaged people have trouble ___but no trouble with____

which enables learning, memory, and muscle contraction

Which is not a monocular cue

when observing others do something, these are at work

which of the body's systems is run by hormones

the perception that one controls their own fate

which parenting style has impulse rules an expects obedience

what is the right order for how vision occurs

top down processing is based off of

getting paid every two weeks is an example of what kind of reinforcement schedule

what do carbohydrates do for the body

which is not a measure of central tendency

what does a z score represent

In Erickson's stages of psychosocial development a teenager experiences

electroconvulsive therapy is used for what kind of patients