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1. Although he had many value contributions, Galton is often only know for his theory of:

  • pattern recognition
  • assimilation
  • emotion
  • eugenics

2. In most people, language processing is in the:

  • right hemisphere
  • left hemisphere
  • cerebellum
  • pons

3. When you are awake, you produce:

  • alpha waves
  • theta waves
  • delta waves
  • beta waves

4. We demonstrates top-down processing:

  • Zeigarnik effect
  • Stroop effect
  • Wundt effect
  • Piaget stages

5.Genetics directly impact:

  • behaviors
  • processes
  • thinking
  • structures

Answers

1. Although he had many value contributions, Galton is often only know for his theory of:

  • pattern recognition
  • assimilation
  • emotion
  • eugenics

2. In most people, language processing is in the:

  • right hemisphere
  • left hemisphere
  • cerebellum
  • pons

3. When you are awake, you produce:

  • alpha waves
  • theta waves
  • delta waves
  • beta waves

4. We demonstrates top-down processing:

  • Zeigarnik effect
  • Stroop effect
  • Wundt effect
  • Piaget stages

5. Genetics directly impact:

  • behaviors
  • processes
  • thinking
  • structures

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Quiz: Escape

1. How many trials does taste aversion require:

  • a. one
  • b. ten
  • c. fifty
  • d. hundreds

2. Something bad has to happen before you can develop:

  • a. assimilation
  • b. avoidance
  • c. anxiety
  • d. trace conditioning

3. PTSD:

  • a. occurs only in war
  • b. occurs only in men
  • c. can be caused by bad dreams
  • d. can occur in children

4. Which is the best treatment for PTSD:

  • a. dream analysis
  • b. discussing parental misdeeds
  • c. shock therapy
  • d. desensitization

5. Running away from a room filling with smoke is.

  • a. avoidance
  • b. aversion
  • c. escape
  • d. common sense

1. How many trials does taste aversion require:

  • a. one
  • b. ten
  • c. fifty
  • d. hundreds

2. Something bad has to happen before you can develop:

  • a. assimilation
  • b. avoidance
  • c. anxiety
  • d. trace conditioning

3. PTSD:

  • a. occurs only in war
  • b. occurs only in men
  • c. can be caused by bad dreams
  • d. can occur in children

4. Which is the best treatment for PTSD:

  • a. dream analysis
  • b. discussing parental misdeeds
  • c. shock therapy
  • d. desensitization

5. Running away from a room filling with smoke is.

  • a. avoidance
  • b. aversion
  • c. escape
  • d. common sense

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Quiz: Study Skills

 

1. When reading a textbook, you should:

  • Ta. read the headlines
  • b. reread it often
  • c. take notes
  • d. underline

2. Immediately knowing you don’t know a word is called:

  • a. negative recognition
  • b. latent inhibition
  • c. positive bonding
  • d. chunking

3. When you think you know it, teach a bunch of:

  • a. kindergarteners
  • b. teddy bears
  • c. artichokes
  • d. puppies

4. The best way to consolidate what you know is:

  • a. study a different topic
  • b. eat some chocolate
  • c. do situps
  • d. sleep

5. Remember that studying:

  • a. is a skill that needs practice
  • b. is best if spaced over time
  • c. is hard work
  • d. all of the above

 

1. When reading a textbook, you should:

  • a. read the headlines
  • b. reread it often
  • c. take notes
  • d. underline

Take notes so you can combine the book info with your other notes.

2. Immediately knowing you don’t know a word is called:

  • a. negative recognition
  • b. latent inhibition
  • c. positive bonding
  • d. chunking

3. When you think you know it, teach a bunch of:

  • a. kindergarteners
  • b. teddy bears
  • c. artichokes
  • d. puppies

Teddy bears were mentioned in the notes but any of these will work. The idea is to practice saying it out loud.

4. The best way to consolidate what you know is:

  • a. study a different topic
  • b. eat some chocolate
  • c. do situps
  • d. sleep

All are good; sleep is best.

5. Remember that studying:

  • a. is a skill that needs practice
  • b. is best if spaced over time
  • c. is hard work
  • d. all of the above

 

 

 

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Quiz: Reinforcement

 

1. Grandma’s Law. uses:

  • a. positive reinforcement
  • b. negative reinforcement
  • c. stratified reinforcement
  • d. punishment

2. Spanking is an example of:

  • a. extinction
  • b. negative punishment
  • c. positive punishment
  • d. neutral punishment

3. Which is a primary reinforcer:

  • a. money
  • b. praise
  • c. bananas
  • d. rocks

4. Reinforcement impacts:

  • a. operants
  • b. stimuli
  • c. reflexes
  • d. insights

5. Reinforcement must be:

  • a. transparent
  • b. structured
  • c. contingent
  • d. all of the above

1. Grandma’s Law. uses:

  • a. positive reinforcement
  • b. negative reinforcement
  • c. stratified reinforcement
  • d. punishment

2. Spanking is an example of:

  • a. extinction
  • b. negative punishment
  • c. positive punishment
  • d. neutral punishment

3. Which is a primary reinforcer:

  • a. money
  • b. praise
  • c. bananas
  • d. rocks

4. Reinforcement impacts:

  • a. operants
  • b. stimuli
  • c. reflexes
  • d. insights

5. Reinforcement must be:

  • a. transparent
  • b. structured
  • c. contingent
  • d. all of the above

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Quiz: Brain

1. Although he had many value contributions, Galton is often only know for his theory of:

  • pattern recognition
  • assimilation
  • emotions
  • eugenics

2. In most people, language processing is in the:

  • right hemisphere
  • left hemisphere
  • cerebellum
  • pons

3. When you are awake, you produce:

  • alpha waves
  • theta waves
  • delta waves
  • beta waves

4. We demonstrates top-down processing:

  • Zeigarnik effect
  • Stroop effect
  • Wundt effect
  • Piaget stages

5.Genetics directly impact:

  • behaviors
  • processes
  • thinking
  • structures

1. Although he had many value contributions, Galton is often only know for his theory of:

  • pattern recognition
  • assimilation
  • emotion
  • eugenics

2. In most people, language processing is in the:

  • right hemisphere
  • left hemisphere
  • cerebellum
  • pons

3. When you are awake, you produce:

  • alpha waves
  • theta waves
  • delta waves
  • beta waves

4. We demonstrates top-down processing:

  • Zeigarnik effect
  • Stroop effect
  • Wundt effect
  • Piaget stages

5. Genetics directly impact:

  • behaviors
  • processes
  • thinking
  • structures