Unit 4-5 Review

Question 1

Kristeena has been teaching her pup shake. She stopped treats for shaking recently. Her pup no longer shakes on command

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This is extinction

Question 2

The improvement in IQ test performance overtime is called

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The Flynn Effect

Question 3

Two children fight over a toy, so the toy is taken away:

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Negative Punishment

Question 4

This test measures spatial relations problem solving and memory skills

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WAIS

Question 5

What is it called when our brain fails to retrieve a memory?

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Source Amnesia

Question 6

Step by Step

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Algorithm

Question 7

A child throws a temper tantrum and is sent to her room for a time out

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Positive Punishment

Question 8

Shortcuts

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Heuristics

Question 9

What is creativity?

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The ability to think of something that has not been introduced previously

Question 10

What was the main contribution of Gustav Fuchner?

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Absolute Threshold

Question 11

Sharing unsubstantialed, 'factual' information on social media because they align with my beliefs

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confirmation bias

Question 12

Sam loses his phone and moves through the house one room at a time to try to find it.

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Heuristics

Question 13

They proposed a three stage process for memory

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Shiffrin, Atkinson

Question 14

UCR to CR

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Ivan Pavlov

Question 15

Which of these facts about Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area is false?

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Broca controls language development, Wernicke controls muscle movements to talk

Question 16

Ordering of words to make a sentence:

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syntax

Question 17

Grace was attacked by a cat and is now scared of them. Recently, she experienced fear when she sees lemmings. This is:

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generalization

Question 18

What is a measure of memory in which the person must retrieve info learned from the past?

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Recall

Question 19

When sensory organs (eyes, nose, mouth, skin, and nose) takes in stimuli from the world.

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Sensation

Question 20

Which of the following explains crystalized intelligence?

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The ability to use previously learned skills, knowledge, and experience.

Question 21

Shaping, reinforcement, punishment

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B.F. Skinner

Question 22

Which language development state is the average child at by ages 1-2?

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Telegraphic

Question 23

Jenae learns a new peice of music and can no longer recall the older peices of music she has learned

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Retroactive interference

Question 24

When Anaiah reviews for tests using a quizlet, she is exhibiting:

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Effortful Processing

Question 25

Where are memories stored in the brain?

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Cerebral Cortex

Question 26

The thalamus is not involved in which sensory?

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Smell

Question 27

What characteristic is not a part of Goleman's 5 Essentials of EQ?

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Intentionality

Question 28

Child opens the door to a store by pulling on it. Later, he insists on pulling all other doors, even if they say push.

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Mental Set

Question 29

When Caleb applies new psychology terms to his own life, he is exbibiting

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Deep Processing

Question 30

He believes in mulitple intelligences

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Gardner

Question 31

Robert sees a car passing by on the highway, and for a brief moment he can picture the car. This type of memory is:

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Iconic

Question 32

All of the following are primary reinforments except

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Money

Question 33

A mom gives a child an allowance for completing house chores

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Positive Reinforcement

Question 34

What was the unconditioned stimulus in the Pavlov dog experiment?

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The Food

Question 35

This test would be considered an acheivement test

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SAT

Question 36

Who attempted to assess intellectual strengths by measuring muscular power, and body proportions?

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Galton

Question 37

This test measures language, reasoning, and memory stills

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Stanford Binet

Question 38

Which of these don’t you need in a test?

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Precise

Question 39

A child cries about refusing to eat their vegetables, and the parents take them off their plate.

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Negative Reinforcement

Question 40

Research on moral judgment shows that decisions are based on intuitive predispositions and rationalized after the fact.

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Jonathan Haidt

Question 41

Name that Contributor to Intelligence- hint- he used ANALYZED THESE SEVEN FACTORs

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Thurston

Question 42

What are the four memory strategies we learned?

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chunking, mnemonics, spacing effect, testing effect

Question 43

What is convergent thinking?

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producing a singular answer for a problem

Question 44

What is the disruptive effect of prior learning on the recall of new information?

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Proactive Interference

Question 45

Sam loses his phone and look for it on it's charger and in his backpack

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Heuristics

Question 46

Which contributor of intelligence would have disappointed Alfred Binet the most?

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Lewis Terman

Question 47

Madie can recall exactly how she felt the first day she received an "A" on a test. This type of memory is:

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Long Term

Question 48

Language gives us our ability to think and interpret the world around us.

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Linguistic Determinism

Unit 4-5 Review

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Unit 4-5 Review

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