Chapter 7a. Basic Learning Concepts and Classical Conditioning; Operant Conditioning Flashcards
Psychologists define _____ as the capacity to learn new behaviors that help us cope with our
changing world.
adaptability
_____ was the scientist whose experiments with dogs led to the discovery of classical conditioning.
Ivan Pavlov
_ behavior produces events in the environment, whereas respondent behavior occurs as an automatic response to a stimulus.
operant
Mnemonic
aids can be used to help remember things like speeches or lists of items. These aids often incorporate the use of vivid imagery and organizational devices.
The network that processes and stores explicit memories include the _____ and _____.
frontal lobes; hippocampus
The network that processes and stores implicit memories include the _____ and _____.
basal ganglia; cerebellum
Prospective
memory refers to our memory for intended future actions.
Anterograde
amnesia involves an inability to form new memories.
Retroactive and proactive
refers to a type of memory interference, not to a type of amnesia.
Retrograde
amnesia involves a loss of memory of the events before a trauma.