AP PSYCH REVIEW

If an individual takes the same test multiple times and the scores are consistent, the test is considered to be:

Which researcher was most closely related to Classical Conditioning

In this scenario, which is the unconditioned stimulus?

Which two theories, when combined, best explain how humans perceive color?

Hallucinations during stage 1 of sleep are what kind of sensation?

The ability to think abstractly, reason quickly, identify patterns and integrate info is referred to as:

Which of the following concepts would early behaviorists NOT be interested in studying?

Intelligence that is reflected in tests of mental ability, as suggested by Spearman, is called

Jim is doing research on how people become the best they can be. He's likely doing research for which perspective?

Answering a multiple choice exam requires that you narrow it down to one right answer. This is an example of:

Freud's perspective on psychology was most dependent on which of the following concepts?

Which type of conditioning is most like the the common practice of providing rewards for desired behaviors?

In every example of sensation and perception, either energy or chemicals are turned into neural impulses. This is called

Which of the following is used primarily for pain relief?

A prefix is an example of:

Which of the following allows psychologists to generalize research findings to the intended population?

When studying for psych, which method is most likely to help encode the info into long term memory?

"Now Phinny barks whenever she hears anything sounds like someone is knocking on the door." This is an example of...

Which correlation coefficient reflects the weakest relationship between two variables?

Which of the following is the best definition of difference threshold?

Theories...

Kate says "I heard the best joke from Dan" and then tells you the joke you told her earlier. This is an example of:

Which of the following is unique to experimental design?

Which theory can most easily explain the idea of afterimages?

Your brain is using what you know about English to make meaning out of the letters here. This is an example of...

Poker machines only reward you after playing for between 10-23 minutes. This is which reinforcement schedule?

Even though her Dr. said the meds won't make her sick she still thinks they will. This is an example of:

Which combo would be used to study relationship btwn how we think about events & what we were awarded and punished for?

Which measure of central tendency is most impacted by extreme scores?

A researcher studies relationship between age and height for 0-18 yr olds. What type of correlation would you predict?

What are the three memory processes of the information-processing model?

Which of the following is the best example of a heuristic?

In this scenario, which is the conditioned response?

Why is REM sleep considered paradoxical?

We're bombarded with stimuli all the time. Which would you use to explain why we consciously perceive only a few?

Which is the best example of an illusory correlation?

Which of the following is likely to occur when the conditioned stimulus is presented many times without the UCS?

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With continued use, a person may experience a decrease in reaction to a drug. This is called:

To a behaviorist, what is the most important difference between reinforcement and punishment?

A correlational coefficient of +.70 indicates that

Which of the following is the most accurate example of a procedural memory?

Which of the following statements describes how a cognitive psychologist might explain someone's test anxiety?

Which region of the brain is primarily responsible for the formation of new memory?

Kate is relaxed and is in bed trying to sleep. On an EEG, which brain waves would you most likely see?

Researching which types of requests motivate people to donate money, is engaging which kind of research?

Giving kids raffle tickets to get them to read might decrease their intrinsic motivation to read. This is an example of:

Which of the following allows researchers to determine how well a variable predicts the presence of another variable.

The best example of a given category is referred to as a:

The words "dime" and "dine" are the same except for the m and the n. These sounds are different:

Which of the following refers to sensory memories that are devoted to storing auditory information?

Which of the following is the best definition of a stimulus?

Which of the following is the only way for a researcher to establish cause and effect?

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Which of the following is key for the replication of a research study?

Which of the following is limited to holding 7 +/- 2 items for up to 30 seconds?

The words "bus" & "desk" led people to easily recall the word school even though it wasn't mentioned. This demonstrates:

In this scenario, which is the conditioned stimulus?

This perspective would be most interested in studying different stimuli that cause physiological responses

Achievement Test is to Aptitude Test as....

Which of the following best illustrates telegraphic speech?

Spontaneous recovery can happen only after which of the following stages of classical conditioning?

The closer students sat to the front of the room, the higher their grades in the course seemed to be. This reflects a(n)

In order to control for experimenter bias, researchers will often use

Making cookies requires that you carefully follow the steps of a recipe. This best illustrates the use of: