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Unit 2

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show minimum intensity of stimulation that must occur before you experience a sensation  
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show just noticeable difference between two stimuli  
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signal detection theory   show
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show pain receptors must be activated and a neural gate in the spinal cord must allow signals through to the brain  
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show amplitude  
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show frequency  
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show decrease in sensitivity to a constant level of stimulation  
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show frequency  
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brightness   show
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saturation   show
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show cells in the visual cortex that are sensitive to specific features of the environment  
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lateral inhibition   show
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rescorla-wagner model   show
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show a more valued activity can be used to reinforce the performance of a less valued activity; spinach and ice cream  
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show cells that fire together, wire together  
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LTP   show
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garcia effect   show
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show biologically programmed to fear specific objects  
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show rewarded behavior is likely to reoccur  
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show the connection created by punishment could be broader than intended  
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steps of observational learning   show
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baddeley's model of working memory   show
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flashbulb memories   show
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show stuff you can declare  
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episodic   show
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show description of facts/general knowledge  
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implicit   show
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show better recall of early and late items in a list  
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levels of processing   show
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spreading activation   show
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show forgetting over time  
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show new inhibits old  
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show old inhibits new  
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ebbinghaus curve   show
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show inattentive or shallow encoding of events  
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source misattributions   show
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cryptomnesia   show
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show credibility of information changes because you forget the original source  
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retrograde amnesia   show
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anterograde amnesia   show
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show specific to general  
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deductive reasoning   show
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show information processing in novel/complex circumstances  
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show knowledge we acquire through experience and the ability to use that knowledge to solve problems  
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four index scores from WAIS   show
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factor analysis   show
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availability heuristic   show
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recognition heuristic   show
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representativeness heuristic   show
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gambler's fallacy   show
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