Duplicate of CHC Exam 1

Which of the following is an element of the scientific method?

Which of the following are a part of the three-box model of memory?

Which part of the neuron is the "hallway" that guides a chemical message throughout the rest of the neuron?

The Baby eventually stops crying when Mom leaves for no reason. What is this an example of?

Classical conditioning was created by who?

Which of the following is NOT one of the methods of memorizing information?

Who created the first psychological laboratory?

removing a positive stimulus to decrease a behavior is known as what?

A reinforcer given every time a behavior occurs is known as what?

T or F: The Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System work together in our day-to-day experiences

Adding a stimulus to increase behavior is known as what?

Using one rare case study as a means of research is known as what type of study?

A baby is conditioned to cry when Mom leaves. Eventually, they also start to cry when Dad leaves. What is happening?

Which part of the neuron recieved information from a previous neuron?

preforming better when studying over a period of time rather than cramming is an example of what?

T or F: We are born with all the neurons we will ever have

The inability to make new memories is known as what?

Which reason for getting includes memory simply fading away when we stop accessing it?

Nate is bit by a dog. Originally he is afraid of all dogs, but over time he learns to only be afraid of large dogs

the inability to remember things from your past is an example of what?

Which modern psychological perspective looks at the influence of our thoughts and perceptions on behavior?

Which neurotransmitter is most associated with depression?

T or F: Classically conditioned associations occur due to our implicit memory

memories of specific unique events you have experienced are what?

Which of the following is NOT an example of an objective measure?

Which of the following most influences our behavior?

Eating fruit every day is shown to decrease blood pressure. This is an example of what?

Which part of the brain is associated with emotion?

a reinforcer given after a long period of time is known as what?

the tip of the tongue experiences is due to which type of forgetting?

An increase in sleep is correlated with an increase in test performance. What type of correlation is this?

Which lobe of the brain is associated with sound?

the ability for our brain to change and adapt is known as what?

which modern psychology perspective looks at the impact of culture and society on behavior?

Hormones are secreted by what?

Cole is scared of hospitals after a bad stay in the ICU. When he goes to a hospital, he panics. What is the CS?

memories of general facts or knowlege is known as what?

____________ is the scientific study of mental processes and behavior

A reinforcer usually results in a _____________ in behavior

the incorrect assumption that people often push out uncomfortable or painful memories is known as what?

T or F: Hormones are slower than neurotransmitters

Which part of the brain is most associated with memory?

Which part of the nervous system is most associated with the fight or flight system?

Cause and Effect can only be shown with which research design?

Which part of the axon sends the message to the next neuron?

Which of the following often occurs in CTE? (Think Aaron Hernandez and Chris Benoit)

The part of our brain associated with impulsivity and irrationality is what? (Hint: doesn't mature until the mid-20s)

Cole is scared of hospitals after a bad stay in the ICU. When he goes to a hospital, he panics. What is the CR?

Which lobe of the brain is associated with movement?

T or F: Psychology is a science