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Psychology Exam 2 (modules 19-28)
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The SAT and the ACT are examples of an achievement test.
True
False
2
Controls language expression - directs the muscles movement involved in speech
Basal Ganglia
Broca area
Wernicke's area
Hippocampus
3
Where reinforcers guide behavior toward closer and closer to desired behavior.
Shaping
Positive punishment
Generalization
Positive Reinforcement
4
When the tone sounds again and again and no food. The dogs began to salivate less and less.
Extinction
Distinction
Taste aversion
Generalization
5
Cognitive learning is when we
Unconditioned response to a stimuli
conditioned response to a stimuli
Acquire mental information
observe others and mimic them
6
Spreading out information and learning material over time and repeatedly testing yourself.
Deep processing effect
Serial position effect
Implicit memory
Spacing effect
7
Child engages in two-word telegraphic speech
24 months
12 months
24+ months
10 months
8
In Pavlov’s experiment, the time went from a neutral stimulus to a/an
Both Conditioned and unconditioned
Unconditioned stimulus
Conditioned stimulus
Neutral stimulus
9
Child enters one-word stage
12 months
4 months
10 months
24 months
10
When we remember exciting or shocking events.
Sensory memories
Repressed memories
Flashbulb memories
Emotional memories
11
An achievement test is a test that predicts a person’s future performance.
True
False
12
Processes explicit memories
Hippocampus
Broca's area
Frontal Lobes
Cerebellum
13
The basic memory model is
Sensory memory, encoding, long-term memory
Encoding, short-term memory, long-term memory
Sensory memory, short-term memory, long-term memory
Encoding, storage, retrieval
14
A standardized test must be
Valid and difficult
Valid and consistent
Valid and reliable
consistent and reliable
15
We learn associations between our behavior and resulting events.
Classical
Operant
Discrimination
Associative
16
Emotionally Intelligent people
Seek immediate gratification
Successful in their careers
Understand other’s emotions but no their own
Understand their own emotions but not those of others
17
When we tend to recall the first and last items in a list.
Serial position effect
Deep position effect
implicit memory
Spacing effect
18
Working memory processing area of the brain
Basal Ganglia
Frontal Lobes
Cerebellum
Amygdala
19
Fill in the blank tests our
Recall
Relearning
Memory
Recognition
20
Tendency to search for support for your own views and ignore contradictory evidence
fixation
Framing
Algorithm
Confirmation bias
21
Multiple choice tests our
Recall
Recognition
Relearning
Memory
22
Wording a question or statement so that it evokes a desired response
Fixation
Insight
Framing
Algorithm
23
Deep brain structures involved in motor movement
Hippocampus
Cerebellum
Frontal Lobes
Basal Ganglia
24
When the dog in Pavlov’s experiment responded to a new and different tone.
Generalization
Taste aversion
Extinction
Distinction
25
Inability to view problems from a new angle
Fixation
Insight
Confirmation bias
Algorithm
26
Emotion-Related memory formation; the fear center
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Basal Ganglia
Cerebellum
27
Plays an important part in forming and storing of implicit memories
Amygdala
Cerebellum
Hippocampus
Frontal Lobes
28
Controls language reception
Broca Area
Frontal Lobes
Wernicke's Area
Amygdala
29
The three basic building blocks of language
Grammar, phoneme, morpheme
Language, phoneme, morpheme
Linguistic determinism, language, intelligence
Grammar, phoneme, linguistic determination
30
That feeling if I’ve been there before
Deja vu
Repressed memories
Flashbulb memories
Sensory memories
31
Memory is learning that has persisted over time.
False
True
32
Methodical rule or procedure that guarantees the solution
Confirmation bias
Insight
Algorithm
Framing
33
The wakening of associations
Encoding
Priming
Retrieval
Flashbulb memories
34
Learning is defined as acquiring new and enduring
Information; Emotions
Behaviors; Emotions
Information; Behaviors
35
Learning associations between events we do not control.
Associative
Operant
Discrimination
Classical
36
Sudden aha moment; instant realization to the solution
Framing
Insight
Confirmation bias
Algorithm
37
A mental group of similar things
Prototype
Concept
Divergent thinking
Convergent thinking
38
Babbles many speech sounds (ah-goo)
12 months
24 months
4 months
10 months
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Babbling resembles household language (ma-ma)
4 months
10 months
24 months
12 months