Jeopardy - Exam 3 - Board 2

Question 1

What form of memory: You remember the first time you rode a roller coaster

Answer 1

Episodic

Question 2

A deficit in object recognition could come from a lesion to the

Answer 2

Visual cortex

Question 3

The most common form of psychosis

Answer 3

Schizophrenia

Question 4

This psychosurgery detaches the frontal lobe from the rest of the brain

Answer 4

Lobotomy

Question 5

This is a group of individuals that share at least one attribute in common, but do not necessarily interact with one another

Answer 5

Social category

Question 6

What form of memory: You remember that World War II ended in 1945

Answer 6

Semantic

Question 7

This structure is important for consolidation of long-term memory

Answer 7

Hippocampus

Question 8

The experience of sensory events with environmental sensory input refers to

Answer 8

Hallucinations

Question 9

Classic Sz treatment aims to address excessive transmission of this neurotransmitter

Answer 9

Dopamine

Question 10

This is the unjust treatment of a specific group of people based on a shared attribute of theirs

Answer 10

Discrimination

Question 11

Our memories around the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic likely include both of these types

Answer 11

Episodic and semantic

Question 12

A deficit in spatial-location recognition could come from a lesion to the

Answer 12

Hippocampus

Question 13

These neurotransmitter systems are dysregulated in individuals with Sz

Answer 13

Dopamine and glutamate

Question 14

Typical antipsychotics act as ____ on dopamine receptors

Answer 14

Antagonists

Question 15

At this age, race was shown to play a role in children’s “magical gift giving” behavior

Answer 15

5 years

Question 16

What form of memory and what brain area is active: Mary gets water squirted in her eye each time she hears a bell chime. After a few repetitions, she blinks when she hears the bell.

Answer 16

Classical conditioning; cerebellum

Question 17

A deficit in memory of patterns of motor movements could come from a lesion to the

Answer 17

Caudate nucleus (of the basal ganglia)

Question 18

The size of these brain structures are negatively associated with treatment outcomes in Sz

Answer 18

Ventricles

Question 19

Too much antipsychotic can result in this movement disorder

Answer 19

Tardive dyskinesia

Question 20

Researchers have shown that 10-month-old infants will select toys from strangers based on the stranger’s

Answer 20

Language

Question 21

What form of memory and what brain area is active: You get on a bike and ride to school

Answer 21

Procedural; basal ganglia

Question 22

These phenomena provide evidence that encoding is sensitive to attention

Answer 22

Inattentional blindness and the Stroop effect

Question 23

This evidence of Sz in brain structure likely precedes behavioral symptoms by decades

Answer 23

Disorganization of pyramidal cells in the hippocampus

Question 24

When are drugs most effective in preventing relapse of symptoms

Answer 24

The first couple years of treatment

Question 25

This perspective argues that exposure to a group of people increases liking for characteristics that they possess

Answer 25

Familiarity/contact hypothesis