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What are the brain areas that make up the LTM? Select two
Pituitary gland
Medulla
Cerebellum
Hippocampus
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Before conditioning happens, an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) elicits a
Conditioned Response (CR)
Unlearned response
Unconditioned Response (UCR)
Nuetral Stimulus (NS)
3
When you are consciously aware of info and can verbalize it to others this is
Explicit memory
Implicit memory
4
Reemergence of conditioned responding to an extinguished conditioned stimulus with the passage of time since extinction
Extinction
Spontaneous recovery
Stimulus generalization
Stimulus discrimination
5
this type of encoding is when you think of info in terms of sound. Rhyming, singing, voicing
phonetic
instrumental
structural
semantic
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Interpretation of new experiences in terms of what we already know
Accomodation
Assimilation
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After conditioning occurs the conditioned stimulus (CS) elicits
Neutral stimulus (NS)
Conditioned response (CR)
Unconditioned response (UCR)
No response
8
This reinforcement schedule requires you engage in a beh a specific amount of time or amount.
Interval
Ratio
Variable
Fixed
9
What is this called?
An outline
An engram
A map
A schema
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Child sees everything from their own point of view, it is because they cannot take into account another persons view
Conservation
Ego centrism
Object permanence
Hypothetical Deductive Reasoning
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This is the key to transfer info from STM to LTM and is also what we use to retrieve info. Involves grouping info
Attention
Recognition
Encoding
Grouping
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Hypothetical deductive reasoning occurs in what stage?
Formal operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
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This type of learning is when we watch and learn from other peoples behavior
Classical Conditioning
Observational Learning
Biological Preparedness
Operant Conditioning
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egocentrism occurs in what stage?
Formal operational
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Concrete operational
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I learned everything I needed to know for my exam but, I still studied for another two hours. This is
Spacing your learning
Developing schemas
Over learning
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Who created the 8 stages of development model?
Erik Erikson
John Piaget
Ivan Pavlov
Bowlby
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My mom asked me what I ate for breakfast today. I told her I just had frosted flakes. This is what type of memory
Implicit memory
Explicit memory
18
What animal did Pavlov study digestion in when he discovered classical condtioning
Dogs
Rabbits
Rats
Cats
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Understands that when breaking a cracker in half it is still one cracker not two crackers
Object permanence
Conservation
Ego centrism
Hypothetical Deductive Reasoning
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Phobias may form due to biological preparedness
False
True
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This type of reinforcement schedule is based on the number of responses made
Variable
Ratio
Fixed
Interval
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Ability to think scientifically and solve problems within our minds
Object permanence
Conservation
Hypothetical Deductive Reasoning
Ego centrism
23
A child who receives a hand slap for biting is recieving negative reinforcement
True
False
24
to a psychologist learning is,
a change in behavior
A relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience
An involuntary reaction that occurs after a traumatic experience
Memorizing information that will later be useful for a specific purpose
25
A baby whose mother is drinking alcohol while pregnant is putting what into her body?
Alcohol
Drugs
Teratogen
Virus
26
a child may know what birds are and then sees a plane, which also flies and calls it a bird
Accomodation
Assimilation
27
When you see someone smile, your _____ for smiling fire up, too, creating a sensation in your own mind of the feeling
Observational Learning
Memory
Instincts
Mirror Neurons
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we are unconscious of these memories and they are harder to describe. They are typically motor movements
Explicit memory
Implicit memory
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At my job I get paid after every two weeks. This an example of what type of schedule of reinforcement?
Fixed Interval
Variable Ratio
Fixed Ratio
Variable Interval
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I went to the store and forgot my list of what I need. I was able to recall a few things on the list. What type of mem
Explicit Memory
Implicit Memory
External Memory
Internal Memory
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The ability to distinguish between one stimulus and another similar stimulus
Spontaneous recovery
Extinction
Stimulus discrimination
Stimulus generalization
32
Motor development peaks in the
Middle adulthood stage
Childhood stage
Adolescent stage
Young adulthood stage
33
can determine that a certain quantity will remain the same despite adjustment of the container, shape, or apparent size
Hypothetical Deductive Reasoning
Object permanence
Conservation
Ego centrism
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This is where an engram is formed, it is our ultimate goal of learning nad is hard to erase
Stimulus Memory
Sensory Memory
Long Term Memory
Short Term Memory
35
Semantic encoding is the type that works the best
False
True
36
fading of non-reinforced conditioned response over time
Stimulus discrimination
Extinction
Stimulus generalization
Spontaneous recovery
37
Teratogens are environmental agents that impair prenatal development and can lead to birth defects
True
False
38
This is information that we recive from our environment. (auditory, visual, tactile)
Stimulus Memory
Sensory Memory
Short Term Memory
Long Term Memory
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It was found that when children watched adults be very aggressive towards these dolls they also played aggressively.
True
False
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The organization of information/ memories and how information is connected
A map
A schema
An outline
An engram
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This ability is programed into us as humans
Memory
Language
Motor Skills
Adaptive Tendencies
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The number of responses and or amount of time needed to engage in a beh varies from trial to trial.
Ratio
Interval
Variable
Fixed
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The product of learning is called..
False memories
A memory
Amnesia
An engram
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The idea that we are prepared to learn things if they have adaptive significance refers to biological preparedness.
False
True
45
Ivan Pavlov invented
Attachment theory
Operant conditioning
The 8 stage developmental model
Classical conditioning
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The most common type of reinforcement schedule used is
Fixed Interval
Variable Interval
Fixed Ratio
Variable Ratio
47
This type of reinforcement schedule is based on the amount of time that has elapsed
Interval
Fixed
Ratio
Variable
48
Having a fear of hieghts even though having no negative expereinces with them may be due to what type of learning?
Operant Conditioning
Biological Prepardness
Classical Conditioning
Observational Learning
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A baby will never get tired of peekaboo because of
Conservation
Object permanence
Hypothetical deductive reasonsing
Ego centrism
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My brother wants me to tell him how to ride a bike. I cant do that so I show him. This is what type of memory
External Memory
Implicit Memory
Internal Memory
Explicit Memory
51
I was waiting for my friend in a busy area of town. I was able to recognize her face in the busy crowd. What type of mem
External Memory
Internal Memory
Implicit Memory
Explicit Memory
52
Upon seeing his mother crying, a young child gives her his favorite stuffed animal to make her feel better
Ego centrism
Conservation
Object permanence
Hypothetical Deductive Reasoning
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Behaviors that are punished will be
Strengthened
Weakened
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All are types of encoding EXCEPT
structural
phonetic
semantic
instrumental
55
During conditioning trials, a nuetral stimulus is presented
After the uncondtioned responses
Before the unconditioned stimulus
The neutral stimulus is not presented in these trials
After the Unconditioned stimulus
56
A chef learns a new cooking technique.
Assimilation
Accomodation
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If you trained a rat to fear a blue light by pairing it with a shock. The conditioned stimulus would be
Painful Shock
Extinction
Fear
Blue light
58
There are two types of memories in Long Term Memory. What are they? Select two answers only.
Implicit
External
Explicit
Internal
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This type of memory only hold info for 30 sec to 2 min if we do not do anything with it. (can hold 7 + or - 2 chunks)
Stimulus Memory
Short Term Memory
Sensory Memory
Long Term Memory
60
After conditioning occurs the neutral stimulus (NS) becomes the conditioned stimulus (US).
True
False
61
Object Permanence occurs in what stage?
Preoperational
Sensorimotor
Formal operational
Concrete operational
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The three stages in the model of memory include all of the follow EXCEPT
Short term
Long term
Sensory
Recognition
63
Before conditioning happens a nuetral stimulus elicits the unconditioned response.
False
True
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this type of encoding is very deep and involves assigning info meaning. We connect info to things we already know.
semantic
instrumental
phonetic
structural
65
An African immigrant to Australia learns English as a second language and adopts their typical dress and habits
Assimilation
Accomodation
66
Modification of present schemas or information to fit our new experiences
Accomodation
Assimilation
67
this type of encoding is very shallow learning and has low probability of recal.
structural
phonetic
instrumental
semantic
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Little Albert was part of what type of study?
Attachment study
Fear study
Operant conditioning
Classical conditiong
69
We are able to develop language with no exposure to human speech
True
False
70
I have had the "baby" stuck in my head all day today. This is what type of memory
Internal Memory
Explicit Memory
External Memory
Implicit Memory
71
Behaviors that are reinforced will be
Strengthened
Weakened
72
In what stage of development would students in psych 101 be in?
Young adulthood
Childhood
Middle Adulthood
Adolescence
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a dog conditioned to salivate to a tone of a particular pitch will also salivate with other all other pitches as well
Spontaneous recovery
Stimulus generalization
Extinction
Stimulus discrimination
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I was hanging out with friends when they asked me to do something tomorrow at 10am. I have an appt so i cant.
External Memory
Implicit Memory
Explicit Memory
Internal Memory
75
Object permanence is the understanding that items and people still exist even when you can't see or hear them
False
True
76
When things have adaptive significance we learn them much slower.
True
False
77
This person studied observational learning on kids with a bobo doll experiment.
Ivan Pavlov
Albert Bandura
Skinner
Erik Erikson
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These are dependent on the environment and situation
Environmental memories
Implicit memories
Cue dependent memories
Explicit memories
79
Conservation skills occur in what stage?
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operational
Sensorimotor