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shadowing

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experimental technique in which subjects repeat speech immediately after hearing it (usually through earphones)

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language and left hemisphere

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experimental technique in which subjects repeat speech immediately after hearing it (usually through earphones)

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what are broca’s and wernicke’s area connected by?

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arcuate fasciculus

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gambling is on what kind of reinforcement schedule?

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variable ratio

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what age do circadian rhythms form

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16 weeks

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REM behavior disorder

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lack the mechanisms to prevent voluntary muscle movements. Thus, an individual with this disorder can experience extensive physical activity during REM sleep,

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signal detection vs feature detection

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signal detection theory-changes in perception of same stimuli depending on internal and external factors

feature detection-detecting color, shape, motion using our visual pathways

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linguistic realitivity

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which postulates that human experience is determined by language, wherein linguistic categories limit cognitive definitions.

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standard deviation

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What is the standard deviation of a normal distribution with a mean of 50 if 68% of the values are between 30 and 70?

They are both 20 away from 50, so SD=20

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instinctual drift

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established habits, learned by operant techniques eventually are replaced by innate food related behaviors

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proximal vs distal stimulus

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distal stimuli are objects and events out in the world about you. proximal stimuli are the patterns of stimuli from these objects and events that actually reach your senses (sensory receptors)

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psychophysical discrimination testing

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directly assess our perception of stimuli in relation to their true physical properties (over or under state size of items)

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aging does NOT diminish a persons

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ability to retrieve general info

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gestalt- columns

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seeing things in columns=

SIMILARITY

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perceptual experiences that are not relevant to a persons judgment and decision making process, but can still have a biasing impact

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context effects

both the context in which stimuli are presented and the processes of perceptual organization contribute to how people perceive those stimuli

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long term memory

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declarative (explicit) vs. procedural (implicit)

declarative- semantic vs. episodic
semantic=general facts
episodic= personal facts/memories

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critical period/sensitive period

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point in early development that can have significant influence on physiological/behavioral functioning later in life