click below
click below
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Psychology chap 4-6
Term | Definition |
---|---|
Classical conditioning | process of learning in which one stimulus signals the arrival of another stimulus |
unconditioned stimulus (UCS) | stimulus in a reflex that automatically elicits an unconditioned response |
unconditioned response (UCR) | response in a reflex that is automatically elicited by the unconditioned stimulus |
Acquisition | process of acquiring a new response, that is, a CR to CS; the strength |
Extinction | |
spontaneous recovery | |
stimulus generalization | |
stimulus discrimination | |
operant conditioning | |
law of effect | |
reinforcer | |
punisher | |
appetitive stimulus | |
aversive stimulus | |
positive reinforcement | |
negative reinforcement | |
positive punishment | |
negative punishment | |
Premark principle | |
primary reinforcer | |
shaping | |
behavior modification | |
partial schedule of reinforcement effect | |
fixed ration schedule | |
variable ration schedule | |
fixed interval schedule | |
variable interval schedule | |
motivation | |
drive reduction theory | |
incentive theory | |
arousal theory | |
extrinsic motivation | |
intrinsic motivation | |
over justification effect | |
latent learning | |
observational learning | |
mirror neurons | |
sensory memory | |
iconic memory | |
short term memory | |
memory span task | |
memory span | |
Chunk | |
maintenance rehearsal | |
working memory | |
long-term memory | |
explicit (declarative) memory | |
semantic memory | |
episodic memory | |
implicit (non-declarative) memory | |
procedural memory | |
priming | |
amnesic | |
anterograde amnesia | |
retrograde amnesia | |
infantile/child amnesia | |
free recall | |
primary effect | |
recency effect | |
encoding | |
storage | |
retrieval | |
elaborative rehearsal | |
self-reference effect | |
state dependent memory | |
mood dependent memory | |
mood congruence effect | |
mnemonic | |
method of loci | |
peg word system | |
recall | |
recognition | |
relearning | |
encoding failure theory | |
storage decay theory | |
interference theory | |
proactivity interference | |
retroactive interference | |
cue-dependent theory | |
tip of the tongue (TOT) phenomenon | |
schemas | |
source misattribution | |
false memory | |
misinformation effect | |
problem | |
thinking | |
fixation | |
functional fixedness | |
algorithm | |
heuristic | |
anchoring and adjustment heuristic | |
representativeness heuristics | |
availability heuristics | |
conjunction fallacy | |
gambler's fallacy | |
confirmation bias | |
illusory correlation | |
belief preservation | |
person-who reasoning | |
Francis galton | |
binet simon | |
Lewis terman | |
intelligence quotient | |
David weschler | |
weschler adult intelligence scale-WAIS | |
Charles spearman | |
g factor | |
fluid intelligence | |
crystallized intelligence | |
howard gardner (8 types of intelligence | |
Robert sternberger | |
triarchic theory of intelligence | |
flynn effect |