What is Operant Conditioning?
What is classical conditioning (pavlovian)?
What is learning?
What is a reflex?
True or False: It is possible to forget a behavior or reflex response.
What kind of relationship does the stimulus and response have with each other?
What type of conditioning predict what will happen in the future?
Explain Pavlov's experiment.
What is a conditioned stimulus?
What is a unconditioned stimulus?
What is an unconditioned response?
What is a conditioned response?
What was Pavlov's explanation to his findings from his experiment?
What is acquisition?
What is extinction?
What is spontaneous recovery?
What is conditioned inhibition?
How do most people develop phobias?
What is systematic desensitization?
What kind of response is a fear response ?
What is Aversion Therapy?
What is Antabuse?
What is the difference between Operant Conditioning and Classical Conditioning?
What is positive reinforcement?
What is "the common principle?"
What is reinforcement?
What is punishment?
What is continuous reinforcement?
What is partial reinforcement?
what is observational learning?
What is modeling?
Explain the Bandura experiment?
What are examples of developmental disorders?
What are examples of disruptive behaviors?
What are examples of Eating disorders?
What is separation anxiety?
What is Selective mutism?
What is Tourettes Syndrome?
What is Autism?
What is Echolalia?
What is pronominal reversal?
What do children do if the are using self-stimulation or self injury?
True or False: Every child with Autism has an amazing hidden talent.
How do people use behavior modification on Autistic children?
What is the course of Autism throughout someones life?
What is the difference between ADHD and ADD?
What is Conduct Disorder?
What is Anorexia Nervosa?
What are the subtypes of anorexia?
What is Bulimia Nervosa?
Subtypes of Bulimia Nervosa are. . .
True or False: Bulimia is usually not life threatening like Anorexia Nervosa is, but it causes problems with digestion and your teeth.
What is a zygote?
What is the Germinal Stage of pregnancy?
What is the Embryonic stage of pregnancy?
What is the fetal stage of pregnancy?
On average babies weigh ______ pounds and are ______ inches.
What are teratogens?
True or False: Women with morning sickness are less likely to have morning sickness.
Your brain grows in weight during ______________.
While a baby is in the crawling/walking stage, _____________ is growing in an "down and out" fashion.
From toddler to adolescence, growth rate ___________, and ______________ increases.
What is puberty?
What is Menopause?
What is dementia?
What is longitudinal design?
What is a cross-sectional design?
Babies are interested in _________ stimuli, and are particularly interested in ____________.
True or False: Autistic children are not good at positive emotion.
Explain the baby monkey experiment referring to attachment.
What is a secure attachment?
What is an insecure resistant attachment?
What is an insecure avoidant attachment?
What is a disorganized/ disoriented attachment?
What is a schema?
What is Assimilation ?
What is Accommodation?
What is the sensorimotor period?
What is object performance?
What is the pre-operational stage?
What is conservation?
What is Egocentrism?
What is the concrete operational stage?
What is the formal operational stage?
What is morality?
What is Kolhburg's Stage theory?
What is the pre-conventional stage of morality?
What is the conventional stage of morality?
What is Post-conventional stage of morality?
What is personal identity?
What is the linguistic relativity process?
What is phonology?
What is syntax?
What is semantics?
What are phonemes?
What are morphemes?
Speech is very different from ____________________.
What are pragmatics?
Facial expressions, eye rolling, staring, and body language is classified as ___________________.
What is Generativity?
Explain Deep structure vs. Surface Structure.
In babies, when are the cooing?
In babies, when are the babbling consonants?
In children when does telegraphic speech occur?
What is telegraphic speech?
True or False: Kids can understand longer more complex sentences than they produce.
What is a category?
What are defining features?
What is a prototype?
What is a well-defined problem?
What is an ill-defined problem?
What are Heuristics?
What is social cognition?
Everyone judges their first impressions off of _____________________.
- Studies show when we first look at someone who is attractive we assume he/she is. . .
What is a social schema?
How do stereotypes form?
How do prejudices form?
What is discrimination?
What is the self-fullfiling prophecy effect?
Explain the men/women phone experiment.
What are attributions?
What is external attribution?
What is internal attribution?
What question does consistency ask?
What question does distinctness ask?
What question does consensus ask?
What is the fundamental attribution error?
What is actor observer effect?
What is a self serving bias?
What is a cognitive attitude?
What is an emotional attitude?
What is a behavioral attitude?
What is cognitive dissonance?
The following sequence “bell rings, dog salivates, food arrives” represents what type of conditioning?
Negative Reinforcement ______ as a consequence of the targeted behavior.
When integrating information, we often start with an initial value. What is the name of this initial value?
Which of following is a heuristic we discussed in class?
Lance has lost the last 20 hands of poker at his weekly game, and believes he is more likely to win on the 21st hand. Lance is displaying:
It is easier to get _____ values (e.g. a high win percentage) with a _____ sample (e.g. less games in a season).
A decline in the tendency to respond to an event following repeated exposure to the event is referred to as:
People learn about the signaling properties of environmental events through the type of learning known as:
In classical conditioning, an observable reaction to an environmental event that is elicited without any prior training is referred to as:
The ________ of language enables the communicator to combine arbitrary symbols to convey meaning.
The __________ refers to the literal ordering of words in a sentence.
We learned in class that not all reflexes can habituate. Which of the following is an example of such a reflex?
In most cases as a stimulus is repeated, a reflex tends to become weaker and weaker. This is called:
Which of the following characteristics is generally true of the preoperational period?
What is a particularly powerful example of classical conditioning
All of the following are included in Piaget’s stages of cognitive development EXCEPT:
Which of the following statements is true?
Which of the following characteristics is NOT true of autism?
Steven loves football, but doesn't know the the rules or players. He never watches the games and he turned down to go to a game. This is:
She is a very skilled pianist with experience with this piece. with skill level, she will experience which of the following during her performance?
Samantha is LEAST likely to form a positive attitude toward soccer if:
Which of the following is a component of the covariation model of attribution?
Elizabeth wants to train her cat to drool at a sound telephone. she pairs the sound with tuna. Elizabeth should present the tuna:
Sylvia is playing w/ a dog when it falls and rolls under her crib. She doesn't seem distressed, and she does not look for it. Piaget says that Sylvia:
Lee doesn’t understand why his friend doesn’t like the same things he does. Lee’s inability to consider the perspective of another person represents:
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