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1
Morphine, heroine, and methadone ________
are derived from opium
increase the action of the central nervous system
are often used for ADHD
are stimulants
2
For purposes of effective child-rearing, most psychologists favor the use of
primary reinforcers over secondary reinforcers
shaping over modeling
reinforcement over punishment
lollipops over pacifiers
3
Which receptor cells most directly enable us to distinguish different wavelengths of light?
cones
feature detectors
rods
bipolar cells
4
A response is learned rapidly & is resistant to extinction if acquired under conditions of
primary reinforcement followed by secondary reinforcement
partial reinforcement followed by continuous reinforcement
secondary reinforcement followed by primary reinforcement
continuous reinforcement followed by partial reinforcement
5
The axons of ganglion cells converge to form
bipolar cells
auditory nerve
the optic nerve
the basilar membrane
6
Primary reinforcers could best be described as
conditioned reinforcers
cognitive maps
innately satisfying stimuli
conditioned stimuli
7
Stimulus that acquires reinforcing power thru association w/primary reinforcer is called______
negative reinforcer
partial reinforcer
delayed reinforcer
conditioned reinforcer
8
A psychologist who emphasizes cognitive processes would likely suggest that
An organism's behavior in response to environmental stimuli
how frequently an organism is exposed to assoc. of CS & US
an organism's expectation that a US will follow a CS
the amount of time between the presentation of CS & the US
9
Altho Skinner & Watson refused to believe thots & expectations play a role in learning, _____ suggested a cognitive asp
Edward C. Tolman
Rosalie Rayner
Ivan Pavlov
Little Albert
10
Using rewards to bribe people to engage in an activity they already enjoy is likely to inhibit
respondent behavior
spontaneous recovery
latent learning
intrinsic motivation
11
Which is least likely an important component of effective student instruction using software
shaping
respondent behavior
immediate reinforcement
operant behavior
12
A fixed-interval schedule of reinforcement is on where a response is reinforced only after a(n)
unpredictable time period has elapsed
specified number of responses has been made
unpredictable number of responses were made
specified time period has elapsed
13
Extinction occurs when a ____ is no longer paired with a ________
US; UR
CS; UR
UR; CR
CS; US
14
Studies suggest that criminal behavior is most likely to be deterred by
severe levels of punishment
the gallows
swiftly delivered punishment
moderate levels of punishment
15
On the way to the visual cortex, neural impulses from the retina are first relayed to the
thalamus
olfactory bulb
hippocampus
oval window
16
People w/ color-deficient vision for red and green may still see yellow. This is explained by
frequency theory
the Young-Helmholtz theory
the opponent process theory
the gate-control theory
17
B.F. Skinner's critics have claimed that he neglected the importance of the person's
early childhood experiences
belly buttons
cultural background
personal freedom
18
Both classicl & operant conditioning are forms of
intrinsic motivation
observational learning
respondent behavior
associative learning
19
Katy's boss said she doesn't have to go to the gym (which she hates) if she finishes her reports. Her boss is using
positive reinforcement
positive punishment
negative reinforcement
negative punishment
20
A concept that helps us to interpret ambiguous sensations is called a
schema
gstalt
masking stimulus
feature detector
21
A partial schedule that reinforces a response after an unpredictable number is a ______schedule
variable-ratio
variable-interval
fixed-ratio
fixed-interval
22
Activation-information mode model suggests
dreams have more latent content than first thought
activation-synthesis is all wrong
events that occur during waking hours may influence dreams
nothing influences dreams
23
Conditioning is the process of
observational learning
discrimination
spontaneous recovery
learning associations
24
The _______ theory explains how we hear sounds above 1000 Hz.
amplitude
frequency
place
volley
25
John B. Watson considered himself to be a(n)
physiological psychologist
cognitive psychologist
psychoanalyst
behaviorist
26
Light is said to have a dual nature, meaning it can be thot of in 2 different ways. These 2 ways are:
photons and waves
waves and frequencies
ultra and infra
particles and photons
27
Resistance to extinction is most strongly encouraged by _______reinforcement.
intermittent
negative
conditioned
delayed
28
Learning that some responses, but not others, will be reinforced is called
secondary reinforcement
latent learning
respondent behavior
discrimination
29
Pets who learn the sound of an electric can opener signals arrival of their food illustrate
classical conditioning
extrinsic motivation
shaping
observational learning
30
Our shifting perceptions of the Necker cube best illustrate the importance of
blindsight
Weber's Law
top-down processing
sensory adaptation
31
We know when we are moving up & down in an elevator bcuz of movement of tiny crystals in the ____
otolith organs
middle ear
inner ear
outer ear
32
Theory predicts when we'll first notice a faint stimulus presented amid background stimulation.
place theory
signal-detection theory
Young-Helmholtz theory
frequency theory
33
Best indication that dreaming serves a biological function is provided by the fact that
sexual tension is naturally discharged during REM sleep
most mammals experience REM rebound
the disruption of dreams leads to narcolepsy
most dreams are psychologically meaningless
34
Our ability to learn by witnessing the behavior of others best illustrates
observational learning
copy cat behavior
operant conditioning
prosocial behavior
35
a fixed-ratio schedule is one in which a response is reinforced only after a(n)
specified time period has elapsed
unpredictable time period has elapsed
unpredictable responses made
specified number of responses have been made
36
Skinner developed a behavioral technology that included a procedure known as
shaping
jail
latent learning
modeling
37
In classical conditioning the NS becomes a ____ after it signals the occurrence of the _____
US; CS
CS; US
CR; UR
UR; CR