IB psych cognitive review

The cognitive approach to behaviour developed in the 1950s as a result of dissatisfaction with:

The Wason Four Card Problems shows that ____________

________ is the auditory component of STM and it is divided into two components

The narrative fallacy is when we_________________

_________ is an automatic, intuitive and effortless way of thinking.

System one is good at all of the following except:

Damage to the _____________ seems cause patients to lose the ability to form connections between emotions and thoughts.

______ did research on flashbulb memory by suppressing adrenaline

____ carried out an experiment investigating the effect of context on comprehension

The central exec is an attention control system that coordinates subordinate components called:

Cognitive psychologists study thinking by asking participants to articulate their thoughts (out loud) when doing a task

Cognitive psychologists argue that scientific psychology should include research on :

System two involves all of the following except:

Mr. Hayes cited a police television show the other day in class. He referred to ______________

The A in Teacup stands for:

All of the following are limitations of schema theory except:

The godfather of behavioural economics is ___________

Today the most commonly accepted model of flashbulb memory is called the :

______ claims that the nature of questions asked by police can influence witnesses’ memory

Operant conditioning theory was developed by :

_____________ noticed that his brain damaged patients consistently made poor decisions.

Most of the research supporting somatic marker hypothesis is from the ________________.

Linda is pro-choice. She votes for the NDP and she volunteers at a shelter for abused women. She is most likely___

The model suggests sensory info enters sensory memory which is __ - related to different senses

_carried out a study after 9-11 attacks to determine of biological factors on flashbulb memory

Schemas help us to do all of the following except:

We generally will opt for an outcome when it is framed positively but not negatively. This is __________

The preferred method of cognitive psychologists is to use ________ as tools of inquiry

All of the following are limitations of Brown and Kulik's model except:

The main counter argument to the unreliability of memory :

A strength of MSM is :

Kahneman's Prospect Theory supports that ___________

Leading questions and post-event info facilitate schemas influence accuracy of recall called:

The following are strengths of the dual processing models:

_____ first suggested a structure of memory with their Multi-store Model [MSM] of memory

The role of the buffer is to:

All of the following are limitations of flashbulb memory except:

___ are mental short-cuts that involve focusing on one aspect of a complex problem

Cognitive psychologists divide memory processes into three main stages:

______ are patterns of behaviour that are learned through our interaction with the environment.

The concept of self-schemas is used extensively in _________

All of the following are limitations of WMM except:

The ________ selection task provides important evidence for the dual process model

The ___________ is when we assume beautiful people are also good at other things too.

There may be genetic roots to one's likelihood of having a flashbulb memory. The gene is the

Kulkofsky et al (2011) looked at the role of ___________ in flashbulb memory

Fiske and Taylor (1991) argue that we are _____ - we make the choice not to process information

When you go to an art gallery and you look around and then buy art you could be influenced by

The procedure where participants carry out two tasks at once is known as a:

All of the following are essential understandings except:

One of Freud's contributions was _________

The theory of Flashbulb memory was first proposed by:

_________ demonstrated that schemas not only influence encoding but also retrieval

___ used an experiment to study the role of schema recalling a story from an unfamiliar culture

he capacity of STM has traditionally been assumed to be limited to around :

The Dual Process Model of thinking and decision- what ____refer to as "System 1" and "System 2.

___ used free recall of 15 items with interference to show two processes in retrieving info

_______________ are feelings in the body that are connected to thoughts, such as a rapid heart beat or sweating.

The "input" is sensory information that comes to us through our interaction, referred to as:

Schemas are mental representations that are derived from:

The following are all strengths of WMM except:

If you go to a concert and you enjoy every moment of it but the last few notes, you will say you didn't like the concert

After a plane crash people will often take a car for a long journey. They are succumbing to the

_________ were among the first to challenge the view that STM is a single store

_____________ is when a decoy nudges people to pick one attribute over another.

The visuospatial sketchpad is the visual component of STM and could be called the _______