Discussion Points Flashcards

1
Q

Which pathway does the inferior parietal cortex belong to

A

Ventral stream

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2
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Which pathway does the superior parietal cortex belong to

A

Dorsal stream

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3
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Retractions and small sample size are examples of what

A

Replication crisis
Spurious results

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4
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What is optic flow

A

The changes in patterns of light that reaches an observer

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5
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What are affordances?

A

Possible ways to use an object

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6
Q

Why is biological motion special?

A

It is innate

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7
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Which system is activated when animals perform and observe an action ?

A

Mirror neurons

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8
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What is the span of apprehension?

A

The amount of information we take in with a brief glance

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9
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What does the masking phenomenon reveal about iconic memory?

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Information in iconic memory can be erased by subsequent information

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10
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What refers to the auditory version of sensory memory?

A

Echoic

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11
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How long does echoic memory last?

A

250 ms

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12
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What does the word length effect reveal about the capacity of working memory?

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Working memory is limited by time rather than number of items

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13
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What is a chunk?

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A meaningful unit of information that can be broken down into smaller units

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14
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what is retroactive interference

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when new information interferes with the recall or retention of previously learned information

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15
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what is proactive interference

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when previously learned information interferes with the ability to learn new information

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16
Q

What is subliminal perception?

A

Perception without conscious awareness

17
Q

Who is credited with developing VARK?

A

Fleming

18
Q

What is the meshing hypothesis?

A

Instruction is best provided in format that matches learning style

19
Q

What does the dual coding theory tell us about learning?

A

Combining visual and verbal materials lead to better learning

20
Q

Who is associated with a growth mindset?

A

Dweck

21
Q

Who did research on the Ikea effect?

A

Festinger

22
Q

What did Marr and Nishihara propose?

A

Theory of cylinders

23
Q

Who introduced the recognition by component theory?

A

Biederman

24
Q

How do you recognise objects in the RBC theory?

A

By its geons

25
Q

What is the viewpoint invariant approach?

A

Objects can be recognised from any angle

26
Q

What was the problem with Biedermans study?

A

Only used familiar objects

27
Q

What are the four effects of face recognition?

A

Inversion, part-whole, composite, negation

28
Q

Which effect is present in all face recognition studies?

A

Face identification is holistic

29
Q

What part of the brain control face recognition

A

Fusiform gyrus

30
Q

What was the main outcome of Levy’s attention study?

A

Eyes capture our attention even when they are not part of a face

31
Q

What does the cued condition mean?

A

Gaze cues look towards target location

32
Q

Are there sex differences for gaze cueing?

A

Yes females have stronger gaze cueing effects