8583733707 | Who conducted the line experiment that tested conformity? | Asch | 0 | |
8583733708 | What brain imaging technique is best used for detecting brain waves? | EEG | 1 | |
8583733709 | This part of a neuron receives the message | Dendrite | 2 | |
8583733710 | This type of memory plays back memories like a video, with vivid imagery | Episodic | 3 | |
8583733711 | Transduction occurs in this part of the ear | Cochlea | 4 | |
8583733712 | Baby Albert cried at the sight of white rats. What part of CC is crying at the rats? | Conditioned Response | 5 | |
8583733713 | Branch of the nervous system that deals with voluntary actions | Somatic | 6 | |
8583733714 | This Gestalt Law is described by viewing the stronger image first and the weaker second | Law of Good Figure | 7 | |
8583733715 | Stronger correlation coefficients are closer to 1 or 0? | 1 | 8 | |
8583733716 | Lobe of the brain that processes pain | Parietal | 9 | |
8583733717 | Part of the brain that allows us to speak | Broca's Area | 10 | |
8583733718 | This experiment by Bandura exemplified observational learning | Bobo Doll Experiment | 11 | |
8583733719 | Low pitched sounds have a longer or shorter wavelength? | Longer | 12 | |
8583733720 | When a neuron has fired and the leftover neurotransmitters are taken back into the axon terminals | Reuptake | 13 | |
8583733721 | When every member of a population has an equal opportunity of being chosen | Random Sample | 14 | |
8583733722 | Deterioration of this neurotransmitter has been linked to Alzheimer's | Acetylcholine | 15 | |
8583733723 | Separate personalities existing in one person is which disorder | Dissociative Identity Disorder | 16 | |
8583733724 | An extreme fear of something that gets in the way of daily life | Phobia | 17 | |
8583733725 | Caffeine is what type of drug? | Stimulant | 18 | |
8583733726 | Low levels of serotonin are linked to what disorder? | Depression | 19 | |
8583733727 | Measure of central tendency where the most common number in a set is analyzed | Mode | 20 | |
8583733728 | Lobe of the brain responsible for higher order thinking | Frontal Lobe | 21 | |
8583733729 | A neuron fires at full strength every time is referred to as what | All-or-None | 22 | |
8583733730 | Asking for a small request in the hopes of an agreement to a larger request | Foot-in-the-Door | 23 | |
8583733731 | Part of the brain responsible for breathing, heartrate, and reflexes | Medulla | 24 | |
8583733732 | Reverting back to child-like behaviors is known as what according to Freud | Regression | 25 | |
8583733733 | Part of the brain that encodes memories | Hippocampus | 26 | |
8583733734 | Taking away a teddy to decrease a bad behavior is what type of OC? | Negative Punishment | 27 | |
8583733735 | Knowing an apple is an apple regardless of the angle is which monocular cue? | Constancy | 28 | |
8583733736 | Basic units of meaning in speech | Morphemes | 29 | |
8583733737 | What kind of correlation—the more you watch TV, the more poorly you do on an exam | Negative | 30 | |
8583733738 | A type of drug that blocks a receptor site | Antagonist | 31 | |
8583733739 | Food is what type of reinforcer? | Primary | 32 | |
8583733740 | Psychological perspective that states that we must reach our full potential | Humanism | 33 | |
8583733741 | Psychological perspective that is interested in the unconscious | Psychoanalytic | 34 | |
8583733742 | The neurotransmitter released when you do something rewarding, like gambling | Dopamine | 35 | |
8583733743 | The neurotransmitter released during a "runner's high" | Endorphins | 36 | |
8583733744 | The storyline behind a dream | Manifest Content | 37 | |
8583733745 | The ability to detect slight changes in hue refers to what? | The Difference Threshold | 38 | |
8583733746 | The stage of sleep where dreams occur | REM | 39 | |
8583733747 | Stage 1 of sleep has this brain wave pattern | Beta Waves | 40 | |
8583733748 | The minimum threshold a neuron must reach to fire is what in millivolts? | -55mV | 41 | |
8583733749 | Slow pain travels across what fibers? | C Fibers | 42 | |
8583733750 | Getting stuck on a single use for an object is known as? | Functional Fixedness | 43 | |
8583733751 | Type of learning with a "aha" moment | Insight | 44 | |
8583733752 | The master gland of the endocrine system | Pituitary | 45 | |
8583733753 | 3rd stage of prenatal development | Fetal Stage | 46 | |
8583733754 | Assuming that everyone with characteristics of one category, belongs to that category | Representativeness Heuristic | 47 | |
8583733755 | Getting paid every two weeks on Friday is what type of reinforcement schedule? | Fixed Interval | 48 | |
8583733756 | Stage where sleep spindles occur | Stage 2 | 49 | |
8583733757 | Part of the iceberg analogy that is the moral center according to Freud | Superego | 50 | |
8583733758 | A thought process where someone cannot stop thinking about something | Obsession | 51 | |
8583733759 | The first psychology textbook and class was set up by? | William James | 52 | |
8583733760 | This psychologist's experiment looked at how often the teacher would shock the learner by listening to the man in the lab coat | Stanley Milgram | 53 | |
8583733761 | Performing better in front of a group is called what? | Social Facilitation | 54 | |
8583733762 | Taking out your anger on someone other than the source is called what? | Displacement | 55 | |
8583733763 | Items that are not accounted for in an experiment that can effect results are known as | Confounding Variables | 56 | |
8583733764 | Not noticing Ms. Z changing her scarf in class is known as what | Change Blindness | 57 | |
8583733765 | Sense of taste is also called what?— | Gustation | 58 | |
8583733766 | Spontaneous falling asleep during the day is what sleep disorder? | Narcolepsy | 59 | |
8583733767 | Slowly exposing a person to their fear is known as what therapy? | Systematic Desensitization | 60 | |
8583733768 | Losing memory after an accident is what type of amnesia? | Anterograde | 61 | |
8583733769 | Branch of the nervous system that is "rest and digest" | Parasympathetic | 62 | |
8583733770 | Variable in the experiment that the researcher can control | Independent | 63 | |
8583733772 | This part of the neuron protects the axon and speeds up the message | Myelin Sheath | 64 | |
8583733773 | Man who had a railroad tamping rod cut through his head | Phineas Gage | 65 | |
8583733774 | Lack of Dopamine results in what disease? | Parkinson's | 66 | |
8583977933 | This states that a test will get the same results if it is replicated | Reliability | 67 | |
8583998351 | A group from which a sample can be selected from | Population | 68 | |
8584004724 | This is the variable that the researcher can manipulate or change | Independent Variable | 69 | |
8584008974 | This is the group that does not receive the treatment | Control Group | 70 | |
8584040996 | Having the tendency to believe that others behave based on internal characteristics, and you personally behave based on external factors | Fundamental Attribution Error | 71 | |
8584073090 | The idea that successes where due to internal hard work, and failures are due to external uncontrollable factors | Self Serving Bias | 72 | |
8584073091 | A defense mechanism where a person "puts their feelings onto someone/thing else" | Projection | 73 | |
8584124710 | A category-- for either how the brain organizes information or a group of people | Schema | 74 | |
8584124711 | An experiment where only the researcher knows who has the treatment and who is the control group | Single-Blind Experiment | 75 | |
8584124717 | Making sure that every variable in an experiment is accounted for and very specifically described-- so much so that the experiment can be replicated | Operational Definition | 76 | |
8584124465 | A category-- for either how the brain organizes information or a group of people | Schema | 77 | |
8584100655 | A category-- for either how the brain organizes information or a group of people | Schema | 78 |
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