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Duplicate of Confusing Pairs
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In-class activity for "confusing pairs" worksheet for AP Psychology exam review.
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type of parenting that leads to high self-esteem and independence in children
authoritative
authoritarian
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Using glitz and glamour and maybe a celebrity endorsement to convince someone
peripheral route persuasion
central route persuasion
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I believe I can accomplish my goals if I work at it and that my efforts are important
Self-serving bias
Self-efficacy
Self-concept
Self-esteem
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In an experiment, what is the variable that is manipulated by the researcher?
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
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basic unit of
sound
Morpheme
phoneme
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Making a decision based on what first comes to mind
availability heuristic
representative heuristic
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Are the questions on the test appropriate for the goal of the test
construct validity
content validity
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The outer surface of the brain; fissures/wrinkles increases surface area of brain
Corpus Callosum
Cerebral Cortex
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excessive hand washing is an example of
compulsions
obsessions
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It's made up of the axons (the myelin sheaths that protect them give it this color)
Gray matter
White matter
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studying the same group of people over 60 years
longitudinal study
cross-sectional study
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when you attempt to alleviate stress by changing your behavior
problem-solving coping
emotion-focused coping
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receives no "treatment" or receives a placebo
experimental group
control group
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Money is this type of reinforcement
primary
secondary
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Located in the frontal lobe, it helps you produce speech (move your mouth to make the words!)
Broca's area
Wernicke's area
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Inability to learn new information because of old information or old training
proactive interference
retroactive interference
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specialized cells in the nervous system that transmit signals from the central nervous system to muscles/skin/glands
Sensory neurons
Interneurons
Motor neurons
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The College Board AP Psychology Exam
Achievement test
Aptitude test
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Cells in the brain that protect and nourish
Glia
Neurons
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A Big Five trait; organized, careful and disciplined
Conscientiousness
Consciousness
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choosing between two events each with undesirable features
avoidance-avoidance conflict
approach-avoidance conflict
approach-approach conflict
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medicines block the receptor sites on post synaptic cells so the cells (anti-psychotics)
agonist
antagonist
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level of stimulation required to detect 50% of the time
absolute threshold
difference threshold (jnd)
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I control my fate!
internal locus of control
external locus of control
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Teacher thinks boy isn't smart, treats him accordingly, he doesn't do well in class
self-fulfilling prophecy
self-serving bias
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Indicates whether an observed result is likely due to chance
Effect size
Statistical significance
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Remembering the last items on a list you memorized
primacy effect
recency effect
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A woman performs worse on her SAT after the proctor says that women don't test well on the SAT
Stereotype lift
Stereotype threat
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giving priority to the goals of one's group
individualistic cultures
collectivist cultures
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"fight or flight" response system
parasympathetic response
sympathetic response
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a type of learning in which one learns to link two or more stimuli and anticipate events
Operant Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
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The neuron must rest and reset before it can fire again
Refractory period
Reuptake
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You notice this when you have a cold, and your food doesn't taste right because you can't smell it
Synesthesia
Sensory interaction
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Deciding a person who reads poetry is more likely to be a professor than a truck driver
Availability Heuristic
Representativeness Heuristic
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If you take 3 IQ tests and the scores are about the same. The test is:
reliable
valid
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Language & logic are lateralized here
Right hemisphere
Left hemisphere
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In conditioning, when the learner responds to stimuli that are similar; like the dog responding to similar bell
Discrimination
Generalization
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Hailey has a bad boyfriend, but they've been together for a couple of years and have a kid so she sticks it out.
Gambler's fallacy
Sunk-cost fallacy
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In operant conditioning, it will strengthen the behavior
punishment
reinforcement
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Blends new information into our existing schema
assimilation
accomodation
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stimulates feeding behaviors (eating)
lateral hypothalamus
ventromedial hypothalamus
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Removing something unpleasant to encourage the behavior (like a headache).
negative punishment
negative reinforcement
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stage that starts in adolescence and allows people to think abstractly
concrete operational stage
formal operational stage
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an eating disorder with a restricting diet and excessive exercise
Anorexia Nervosa
Bulimia Nervosa
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When you wear a hat and you no longer feel it on your head
habituation
sensory adaptation
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memory that has facts (who, what, where, when) not procedures
explicit memory
implicit memory
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paraniod delusions, hallucinations, and erratic emotions or behaviors
negative symptoms
positive symptoms
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Same fertilized egg; monozygote. Vital for studies in nature v. nurture.
Identical Twins
Fraternal Twins
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Part of the limbic system, it deals with hunger/satiety, fight/flight response, and sexual motivation
Hypothalamus
Hippocampus
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Learning through consequences -- negative & positive
classical conditioning
operant conditioning
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data that gives descriptions
quantitative data
qualitative data
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In the nervous system, fast messages between neurons; Acetylcholine, Dopamine, Serotonin
Hormones
Neurotransmitters
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wanting a bike but asking for a car first
door-in-the-face
foot-in-the door
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Each participant has an equal chance of being put into the control or experimental group
random assignment
random sample
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Inability to make new memories (50 first dates)
retrograde amnesia
anterograde amnesia
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Which one is termed as a "shortcut" & usually speedier, but can be inaccurate?
Heuristics
Algorithm
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a condition where distant objects appear clearer than objects close up
nearsighted
farsighted
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your opinion may grow stronger after a group discussion with like-minded people
groupthink
group polarization
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This hunger hormone signals satiety (you're full/satisfied)
ghrelin
leptin
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It's caused by the deterioration of the myelin sheath which slows movement
Multiple Sclerosis
Myasthenia gravis
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The way words are arranged (white house v. casa blanca)
semantics
syntax
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when you narrow down available solutions to find the best
convergent thinking
divergent thinking
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When someone else leaves their cart in the parking lot, they're bad; when I do it, it's only because I'm in a hurry
Actor-observer bias
Fundamental attribution error
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Symptoms are perfectionism, rule following, need for control
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive personality disorder
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doing something in order to gain something you want, like cookies
extrinsic motivation
intrinsic motivation
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For every 3 cars that Ted sells, he gets a $1000 bonus.
interval schedule of reinforcement
ratio schedule of reinforcement
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They mimic the actions of the neurotransmitters. Ex: morphine mimicking endorphins
agonist
antagonist
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When someone gives a better speech in front of others compared to when they practiced at home
social loafing
social facilitation
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Whether the test measures what it is supposed to measure (how can a test measure emotion)
content validity
construct validity
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readiness to perceive one's self favorably
self-serving Bias
self-fulling prophecy
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Failure to notice something added because you're focused on another task
Change blindness
Inattentional blindness
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how our brains process information based on what we already know
Top Down Processing
Bottom Up Processing
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multiple choice quizzes are examples of
recall memory
recognition memory
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You live by the airport and you no longer hear the airplanes every 15 minutes.
habituation
sensory adaptation
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photoreceptor cell that lets you see in dim light and peripheral vision
cone
rod
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The neuron is polarized and waiting to reach threshold
Action potential
Resting potential
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acquired knowledge over time, increases with age
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
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a type of intelligence being able understand yourself very well
intrapersonal
interpersonal