Emotional Influences On Learning And Memory

Question 0

6 basic emotions

Answer 0

Happiness
Sadness
Surprise
Fear
Anger
Disgust

Question 1

Emotions have 3 characteristics

Answer 1

Physiological
Overt behavior
Feelings

Question 2

Physiological components of emotion are meditated by which system

Answer 2

ANS (sympathetic)

Question 3

3 major theories of emotion

Answer 3

James-Lange
Cannon-Bard
Two-Factor

Question 4

James-Lange theory of emotion

Answer 4

Emotions start with physiological responses then feelings

Question 5

Cannon-Bard theory of emotion

Answer 5

Physiological and conscious components of emotion are independent

Question 6

Two-factor theory of emotion

Answer 6

Around all and context are interpreted by CNS to generate feelings

Question 7

Form of classical conditioning where animal learns to fear tone by pairing with a shock

Answer 7

Fear conditioning

Question 8

Inescapable punishment impairs later avoidance learning

Answer 8

Learned helplessness

Question 9

Part of the amygdala that organizes the expression of emotional responses

Answer 9

Central nucleus

Question 10

The amygdaloid collects info from

Answer 10

Thalamus and cortex

Question 11

Part of the amygdala that provides input

Answer 11

Lateral amygdala

Question 12

Part of the amygdala that modulates memory encoding in other brain areas

Answer 12

Basolateral amygdala

Question 13

Brain substrate essential for learning about the context of fear memory

Answer 13

Hippocampus

Question 14

Brain substrate that play a role in mood regulation and social expression of emotion

Answer 14

Frontal lobes

Question 15

Negative emotions and high stress can cause

Answer 15

Physical and psychological problems

Question 16

Overwhelming irrational fear of an object place or situation

Answer 16

Phobias

Question 17

Therapy for phobias

Answer 17

Systematic desensitization

Question 18

Animals learn to make particular responses to escape from or terminate an aversive stimulus

Answer 18

Conditioned escape

Question 19

Animals learn to make particular responses to avoid or prevent arrival of an aversive stimulus

Answer 19

Conditioned avoidance