Test questions Flashcards

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These are agents that can reach the embryo or fetus and cause harm, the word is greek for “monster maker”

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Teratogens

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2
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What are the main attachment styles (4)

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secure
anxious preoccupied
dismissive avoidant
disorganized

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3
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What are some effortful processing techniques that can help you remember info? (4)

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chunking - manageable
mnemonics - imagery
spacing effect - distributed
testing effect - retrieval instead of rereading

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This is the loss of self-awareness and self-restraint in group situations that foster arousal and anonymity

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deindividuation

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Johnny is in prison. One day the warden comes to his cell and tells him that if he maintains good behavior for 2 more weeks the warden will move him to a nicer cell. The warden is offering to remove and undesirable stimulus to encourage good behavior. What would behavioral psychologists call this?

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Negative reinforcement

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What was the finding of Herman Ebbinghaus’s experiment?

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Forgetting is initially rapid and eventually levels off
(think ebb sounds like edge and the edge of a cliff is rapid but then it will level off at the bottom)

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Mark is developing an app that rewards its users every 10 mins for logging in and pushing a button on their page. As a result, users log in and feverishly push button at 9 mins. This type of reinforcement that occurs after a fixed time period creates a choppy stop-start patterns and is known as ______?

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fixed-interval schedule

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This type of behavior operates on the environment

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operant behavior

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Harry Harlow gave baby monkeys two fake mothers in his experiment. A wire monkey that provided food and a soft comfy mother that provided comfort. What did Harlow find? (4 findings)

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  • The monkeys used the cloth monkey as a secure base to explore world
  • the monkeys used cloth monkey as safe haven when anxious
  • the importance of touch in development
  • the infant monkeys preferred the clothed mother to the wire mother
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What are ways to relieve the tension felt from cognitive dissonance

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Avoid situations that increase dissonance and bring attitudes into line with actions

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What are kohlberg’s levels of morality? (3)

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  • preconventional morality
  • conventional morality
  • postconventional morality
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This researcher developed “The strange situation classification” to study attachment styles (woman)

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Mary Ainsworth

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13
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This is the biological predisposition to learn certain associations

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preparedness

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14
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Piaget proposed these cognitive stages of development (4)

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sensorimotor
preoperational
concrete operational
formal operational

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Fatima is trying to remember a new song she heard on the radio but she’s having trouble. She can’t get one of Justin Beiber’s songs out of her head. What’s worse is it’s a song that she hasn’t heard in years. What is happening to Fatima’s ability to retrieve the new song from memory?

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Proactive interference

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16
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B.F. Skinner was known for ____ and his ability to guide behavior to closer and closer approximation of the behavior he desired, also known as _____.

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Behaviorism, Shaping

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The bystander effect says that if bystanders are present, individuals are less likely to give aid to someone in need

18
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The peripheral route of persuasion is fast, uses emotion, and arousing stimuli to gain the listener’s attention and convince the listener of a position (true or false)

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True
(think central = logos, peripheral = pathos)

19
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Erikson hypothesized this was a primary developmental task that involved solidifying a sense of self by testing and integrating various roles in adolescence

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formation of identity

20
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This theory says that prejudice offers an outlet for anger by providing someone to blame

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Scapegoat theory