Class 1-30 Learning

Question 0

Little albert

Answer 0

Cs- rat
Us- loud noise
Cr- fear
Ucr- fear

Question 1

Pavloves dogs

Answer 1

Us- food powder
Cs- tone
Cr-salvation
Ucr- salvation

Question 2

Generalization

Answer 2

Opposite of discrimination

Question 3

Discrimination

Answer 3

Discriminate some curs with other cues

Question 4

Mary Cover Jones

Answer 4

Used extinction

Question 5

Blind spot

Answer 5

The point at which the optic nerve leaves the eye creating a blind spot becase no receptor cella are located there.

Question 6

Optic nerve

Answer 6

The nerve that carries nearal impulses frim the eye to the brain

Question 7

Rods

Answer 7

Retinal receptors that detect black white and gray, necessary for peripher and twilight vision when cones don’t respond. Faint light

Question 8

Cones

Answer 8

Deatil and color

Question 9

Feature detectors

Answer 9

Specialization nerons in the occupital lobes visual cortex receive infomation from individual ganglion cells in the retina.

Question 10

Parallel processing

Answer 10

Doing many things at once

Question 11

Young- Helmhortz theory

Answer 11

Three color theory. Red, green, blue.

Question 12

Opponent- process theory

Answer 12

The idea that opposing retinal proceses, red- green, yellow- blue, white- black. Enables colord vision.

Question 13

Binocular cues

Answer 13

Depth cues, such a retinal disparoty that depend on the use of two eyes

Question 14

Retinal disparity

Answer 14

Comparing the images from both eyes to find the distance. The closer to the eyes the larger the disparity.

Question 15

Phi phenomonon

Answer 15

An illusion of movement created when two or more adjacent lights blink on and off in quick succession.

Question 16

Perceptual constancy

Answer 16

Percieving objects as unchanged even if illumination and retinal images change

Question 17

Color constancy

Answer 17

Percieving objects to be the same color even if changing illumination alters the wave lengths relected by the object

Question 18

Perceptual adaptation

Answer 18

In vision, the ability to adjust to an artificially displaced or even. Inverted visual field

Question 19

Respondent behavior

Answer 19

Behavior that occures as an automatic response to some stimulus

Question 20

Behaviorism

Answer 20

The view that psychology should be in an objective science that stdues behavior without reference to mental processes. Most research psychologists today agree with the first but mot the second

Question 21

Respondent behavior

Answer 21

Behavior that occures as an automatic response to some stimulus