HSP3U/C Unit 1 Part 1 Psychology Test Review

Descriptions that model how to do something is known as this type of learning...

Which theorist said that all human behaviour is a response to environmental stimulus?

This process of observational learning says that you need to actively watch something to learn it...

In what lobe of the brain does hearing and language come from?

The process that activates our sense receptors and enables them to transmit signals to the brain is?

In what brain lobe does logic and abstract thought come from?

A specific taste or smell that you sense very briefly is known as what type of memory?

Our sense of touch, orientation and recognition come from this lobe...

Factual data like "word meanings" or the name of a celebrity is this type of memory...

This process of observational learning states that what you learn from attnetion then needs to be stored in your memory

William James said that the brain was developed to solve problems.

This famous psychologist explained that much of our behaviour and personality stems from our childhood experiences....

Which humour is relaxed and calm but also passive aggresive?

This process of observational learning states that you need to want to practice the skill...

Classical conditioning is where the reinforcement (+/-) comes before the desired behaviour.

This humour is moody and can be obsessive.

Helen Keller was blind and deaf, but learned through what sense intially with her teacher?

This memory can be stored for as long as we want because we recall it often and it carries meaning?

Abraham Maslow said humans are reactive to other people's behaviour.

A skill that you learned and practiced, like playing the piano, is this type of memory...

The process of recognizing and interpreting sensory stimuli is?

Our memories of facts and experience that is active and a conscious effort is?

Implicit memory is the automatic memory that collects background information that uses inactive concentration

What ancient society believed that the brain was just "fluff" and had no importance to human learning and intelligence?

This learning model uses real or fictional characters in TV/Film/books/Media to teach humans

Classical conditioning is where the behaviour needs to occur before the reinforcement(reward).

The occipital lobe is responsible for human vision.

Which humour is social and spontaneous, but can be seen as self-absorbed?

This type of social learning suggests that real people (teacher/adult/child) learn from watching others.

A memory of a personal and/or emotional experience, like someone's wedding day, is this type of memory...

Albert Bandura discovered that children do learn aggression and violence from watching others.

This humour is confident and ambitious, but can also be tense and inflexible.

What type of memory acts as a scratch pad for temporary recall of information?