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Psychology Unit 3 AOS2 Flashcards

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define antecedent

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the stimulus or event that elicts a particular behaviour

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define behaviour

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the volunatary action that occurs in the presence of the antecdent

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define consequence

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the outcome of the behaviour determining the liklihood of it occurring again

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define positive reinforcement

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the addition of a desirable stimulus to increase a behaviour again

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define negative reinforcement

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the removal of undesirable stimulus to increase a behaviour

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define positive punishment

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the addition of a undesirable stimulus to decrease a behaviour

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define negative punishment (response cost)

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the removal of a desirable stimulus to decrease a behaviour

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what are 2 similarities of CC and OC

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both are behaviourist approaches to learning, and both are three phase processes of learning.

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what are 2 differences of CC and OC

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OC is voluntary and CC is involuntary, and OC has consequences whereas CC does not.

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define model

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the individual who is being observed preforming the behaviour

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what are the 5 stages of OL

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  1. Attention - Focusing on the model
  2. Retention - Visualing the behaviour with mental representation
  3. Reproduction - Being able to physically/mentally preform the behaviour
  4. Motivation - Wanting to preform
  5. Reinforcement - The positive consequence outcome of the behaviour.
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12
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define systems of knowledge

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the skills/knowledge based on interconnected physical, spiritual and social understandings, contributing to strong sense of identity

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define country

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traditional lands of a particular language or cultural group, including geographical boundaries and emotional, intellectual and spiritual connections to it.

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14
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define multimodal

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using a variety of methods

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define story sharing, provide example

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learning through narratives and story sharing for example sharing the dreaming stories

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define symbols and images, provide example

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learning through symbols, images and metaphors, for example art works

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what are the 4 types of learning

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  1. relationship between concepts
  2. between learner and teacher
  3. between families, communities, and individuals
  4. between country
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define memory

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the process of storing, encoding, and retrieving info that has been previously encountered

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define sensory memory

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the store of memory which briefly stores raw info detected by senses

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define short term memory

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a store of memory that temporarily stores limited amount of info being concisouly attended and actively manipulated

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define rehearsal

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controlled process which involves concisouly repeating or manipulating info in short term memory

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define encoding

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the process of converting info into useable form which can be manipulated and stored in brain

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define long term memory

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the store of potentially unlimited amount of info stored for relatively permenant amount of time

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define storage

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the retention of info over time

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define retrieval

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the process of accessing info that has been stored in long term and bringing it into concious awareness in short term

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what are three types of rehearsal

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  1. chunking
  2. matience rehearsal
  3. elaborative rehearsal
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what are strengths of model

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  1. distinguishes between different stores
  2. good understanding of the structure and process of memory
28
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what are limitations of model

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  1. oversimplified
  2. ignores factors such as motivation and stratgey
29
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what are the types of long term memory

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  1. Explicit (Declaretive memory)
  2. Implict
30
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what are the types of explicit memory

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  1. Semantic
  2. Episodic
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what are the types of implict memory

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  1. Procedural
  2. Classically conditioned
32
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what is the hippocampus and its role

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brain structure involved in encoding explicit memories

33
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what is amygdala and its role

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brain structure involved in encoding emotional component of memories (classically conditioned and explict memories)

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what is neocortex and its role

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brain structure which stores explict memories and procedural memories

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what is basal ganglia and its role

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group of brain structures involved in encoding and storing implict memories (habit formation, procedural sequences, reward pathways)

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what is cerebellum and its role

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brain structure involved in encoding and storing implict memories (unconscious habits, reflexes, precise movements)

37
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define autobiographical events

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personally lived experiences

38
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define possible imagined futures

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hypothetical experiences and situations that an individual has the ability to create and conceptualize in their mind

39
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define neurodegenerative diseases

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disease charatcerised by the progressive loss of neurons in the brain

40
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define alzheimers disease

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neurodegenerative disease involves progressive loss of neurons in brain causing memory loss/decline

41
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symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease

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  • personality change
  • changes in mood and emotion
  • becoming confused and disorientated
42
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define lesion

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area of tissue in brain that has been damaged

43
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define amyloid plaques

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fragments of protein beta amyloid that turn into insoluble plaques which prevent communication between neurons

44
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define neurofibrillary tangles

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accumlation of protein tau that forms insoluable tangles within neurons, preventing transportation of essential substances killing the neuron

45
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define aphantasia

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the phenomeon in which individuals lack the capacity to generate mental imagery

46
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define mental imagery

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visual repersentations and experiences of sensory info without the presence of sensory stimuli

47
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define mnemonics

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devices or techniques used to aid the encoding, storage, and retrieval of info

48
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define written traditions

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practices in which knowledge, stories, and customs are preserved through writing and reading

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define acronym

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mnemonic device in which the first letter of items form pronounceable word to aid memory

50
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define acrostics

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mnemonic device in which the first letter of items create a phrase, rhyme, or poem to aid memory

51
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define method of loci (memory palace)

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mnemonic device converting mental images and associates them with specific locations to aid memory

52
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define oral traditions

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practices in which knowledge, stories and customs are preserved and shared through spoken word and movement

53
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define sung narratives

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stories that share important cultural, ecological, and survival info through the use of singing, harmony or rhythm

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