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Psychology- Unit 3
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When you previously hate broccoli, but then your friend shows you how to eat it with melted cheese this is an example of
Discrimination
Modeling
Disinhibition
Acquisition
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Noticing the smell of your mom's cooking is considered a -
Long term memory (love that cooking!)
Latent learning (oh no! she's going to burn the house down!)
Short term memory (wow, she cooked for once)
Sensory memory (that smells good!)
3
You would use this type of strategy to solve a problem in Algebra 2-
Algorithm
Cheating.... we call it cheating
Heuristic
Recombination
4
Getting overtime pay while working a 12 hour shift on Columbus Day is an example of a ____ theory
Financially sound
Incentive
Communists!
Socialist
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Believing your team will win the game this year because they were state champions last year is an example of -
Intrinsic thinking
Modeled behavior
Heuristic thinking
Latent thinking
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This is a negative event following a response and typically decreases a behavior-
Negative reinforcement
Punishment
Bad.... just plain bad behavior
Extinction
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Grouping numbers (547-6309) is an example of-
Retrieval
Encoding
Chucky
Chunking
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Maslow's Hiearchy has this at the top, which humans can't met until they've fulfilled fundamental needs-
Self-actualization
Super-ego
Ego
Perfection
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When taking a test, this measures your ability to succeed on a task or learn a skill-
Opponent-process
State required standardized tests
Achievement
Aptitude
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A strong dislike or being repulsed is a(n)
Mental set
Aversion
Precursor
Sensory overload
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Participants that follow the leader of a goat yoga event in doing poses is an example of-
Disinhibition
Craziness- goat yoga- seriously?!
Modeling
Conditioned response
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Pavlov's dogs started salivating when they heard a bell because they used to get steak- this is a -
Brainwashing technique
method of telecommunication
Conditioned stimulus
Conditioned response.
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When you are imbalanced and need to try and return to a normal state this is known as-
Homeosapian
Homeostatis
Hormones
Homeoromeo
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Cognitive learning is the process of obtaining information that influences behavior.
True
False
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When you convert neuron impulses to memories, what stage of the process is it-
Encrypting
Storage
Sensory
Encoding
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Extinction is the diminished of a condition response or absence of unconditioned stimulus.
False
True
17
Playing Tetris is an example of ____________ thinking.
Non-directed
Directed
Linear
Literal
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A student fears all math classes because they failed the first attempt at their STAAR Algebra test- this is a -
Discrimination
Generalization
FACT!!!!
Neutral stimulus
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Buy one get one free is an example of this type of reinforcement schedules-
Fixed-interval
Fixed-ratio
Variable-interval
Variable-ratio
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Using this, what is the correct intelligence for a person who performs well in sports?
F- Naturalistic
G- Intrapersonal
B- Bodily-Kinesthetic
D- Verbal-Linguistic
21
This Russian physiologists developed the idea of classical conditioning by studying effects of stimuli on dogs-
Alexander Pushkin
Ivan Pavlov
Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
22
If you find it rewarding to get a higher test score on a test compared to your friend, this is an example of-
Intrinsic motivation
Payback
Academic hazing
Extrinsic motivation
23
Behavior elimination is the application of learning principles to create a series of steps.
False
True
24
What assessment can you take to reveal your personality using 4 scales and 16 categories?
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
State of Texas Academic Achievement Results (STAAR)
American College of Teaching (ACT)
Human Intelligence Variance (HIV)
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This is usually when you retain information for a limited period of time (usually a few seconds or minutes)-
Test prep mode
Maintenance rehearsal
Short term memory
Long term memory
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This theory suggests that the opposite emotion will occur if the stimulus is removed-
Opponent-Process
Two-Factor
Defensive-Mechanism
James-Lange
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Making a "Bucket List" of all the places you want to go on vacation is an example of this type of thinking-
Literal
Nondirected
Directed
Lateral
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Noam Chomsky argued humans are born with a predictable mental program by which _____ is acquired.
Emotions
Language
Memorization
Desires
29
A slot machine at a casino operates on this type of reinforcement schedule-
Variable-interval
Fixed-ratio
Variable-ratio
Fixed-interval
30
This person used ink blots to get response from subjects.
Dorian Rasputin
Vincent VanGogh
Noam Chomsky
Hermann Rorschach
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Maslow created this theory of motivation based on levels of needs
Iron Throne Complex (ITC)
Chomsky Pyramid
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
Hierarchy of Needs
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Mr. Phillips refuses to drive a car because he was in a bad accident 5 years ago. This is what type of learning?
Behavior modification
Latent learning
Smart because it's cheaper to ride a bike to work
Learned helplessness
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This model explains the memory process by comparing it to how a computer works.
Technological advancement
Information technology
Information processing
Robotic simululation
34
This psychologist experimented on rats to see if rewards & punishments drive motivation-
B.F. Skinner
Ivan Pavlov
John Watson
Abraham Maslow
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Labeling similiar objects (cows, chickens, horses) or events (homecoming, prom, graduation) is an example of-
Deprivation
Chunking
Incentive
Concept
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The process of ____ is used to rearrange ideas to create strategies for learning (ROYGBIV; never eat soggy watermelon)
Consolidation
Recombination
Chunking
Encoding
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This type of learning does not result in an immediate response?
Token economy
Latent
Learned helplessness
Discriminated
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What affects what a person decides to encode in their memory?
All of the above
Items necessary for survival only
Hormonal & physical
Emotional & cultural
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Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences says humans have how many types of intelligences.
It's in the negatives. Trust me... have you seen middle school?
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A STAAR test is an example of this because it measures what you have already learned... hopefully.
Concepts
Aptitude
Achievement
IQ