Study guide Flashcards

1
Q

who founded the first psychology lab?

A

Wundt

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2
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A difficult task when words and colours are inconsistent.

A

The Stroop task

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3
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Task requiring two or more responses

A

Choice reaction time

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4
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Trained procedure to describe thoughts and experiences.

A

Analytic introspection

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5
Q

This module involves visual movement perception.

A

Medial temporal cortex MT

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6
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Subcortical structure involved in memory formation.

A

Hippocampus

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7
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Transformation of environmental stimulus into electrical signal

A

Transduction

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8
Q

Impairment in recognizing faces.

A

Prosopagnosia

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9
Q

Subcortical area involved in processing emotional stimuli:

A

Amygdala

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10
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Chemical messengers that traverse the synapse

A

Neurotransmitter

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11
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Measures brain activity based on hemoglobin molecules.

A

fMRI

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12
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Brain area serves higher cognitive functions such as executive planning.:

A

frontal lobe, cerebral cortex, Prefrontal Cortex

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13
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A subcortical area that transmits sensory information to the cortex.

A

Thalamus

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14
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Cortical lobe involved in basic visual processing

A

Occipital lobe

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15
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Type of neuron that receives environmental input:

A

Sensory Neuron (photoreceptors)

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16
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This approach states that the mind processes information through a sequence of stages.

A

information -process approach

17
Q

This physiological measure has excellent temporal resolution.

A

Electroencephalography (EEG) (Event-related potential (ERP)

18
Q

Objects moving in the same direction are grouped together:

A

Common Fate.

19
Q

Green dots form the number 74

A

Similarity.

20
Q

This heuristic can lead to errors when objects are occluded:

A

Common Region.

21
Q

The heuristic that explains why infants might find fireworks confusing:

A

Familiarity

22
Q

Processing that begins with information from the senses:

A

Bottom-up processing

23
Q

Basic features of the RBC model

A

Geons (volumetric primitives 3D) 36 total, rectangles, pyramids

24
Q

This effect demonstrates the basic features in the FIT model:

A

pop-out effect (tilt, line ends, movement, color).

25
Q

Discuss a prediction of the RBC model of object construction.:

A

You recognize the object as long as geons are present and can be discriminated.

26
Q

What are the two modules of the brain for visual processing?

A

Ventral (extends from temporal lobe) and Dorsal pathway (extends from the parietal lobe).

27
Q

The Pop Out effect is found in what cognitive experiment?

A

It is found in the FIT (feature Integration theory).

28
Q

What cortical structure involves auditory processing?

A

The Primary auditory cortex

29
Q

What cortical area responds maximally to faces?

A

Fusiform face area (FFA) in the temporal lobe