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What term describes the interaction of personal factors, behavior, and the environment in influencing an individual's actions?
What term describes the interaction of personal factors, behavior, and the environment in influencing an individual's actions?
In which phase of stress response does the body attempt to adapt to the stressor after the initial alarm reaction?
In which phase of stress response does the body attempt to adapt to the stressor after the initial alarm reaction?
Which psychological theory emphasizes the importance of innate needs and self-actualization?
Which psychological theory emphasizes the importance of innate needs and self-actualization?
What is the concept called when excessive external rewards lead to a decrease in intrinsic motivation?
What is the concept called when excessive external rewards lead to a decrease in intrinsic motivation?
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Which component of Freud's personality theory is responsible for moral standards and ideals?
Which component of Freud's personality theory is responsible for moral standards and ideals?
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What is the term for the process by which an individual learns new information through repetition and practice over spaced intervals?
What is the term for the process by which an individual learns new information through repetition and practice over spaced intervals?
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Which type of memory is primarily responsible for holding information temporarily while it is being manipulated?
Which type of memory is primarily responsible for holding information temporarily while it is being manipulated?
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What phenomenon occurs when a previously extinguished behavior suddenly reappears after a period of time?
What phenomenon occurs when a previously extinguished behavior suddenly reappears after a period of time?
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What is the principle that suggests behaviors followed by positive outcomes are more likely to be repeated?
What is the principle that suggests behaviors followed by positive outcomes are more likely to be repeated?
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Which type of interference refers to the difficulty in recalling old information due to the introduction of new information?
Which type of interference refers to the difficulty in recalling old information due to the introduction of new information?
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Study Notes
Learning & Cognition
- Discrimination/generalization
- Types of memory
- Long-term memory
- Classical/operant conditioning
- Eidetic memory
- Extinction
- Latent learning
- Law of effect (Thorndike)
- Massed/distributed practice
- Mnemonic devices
- Observational learning
- Proactive/retroactive interference
- Reinforcement
- Schema
- Semantic memory
- Serial position effect
- Shaping
- Short-term/working memory
- Short-term (working) memory
- Source misattribution/amnesia
- Spontaneous recovery
- Types of reinforcers (4)
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Test your knowledge on key concepts in learning and cognition, including discrimination, types of memory, and conditioning. This quiz covers a wide range of topics such as classical conditioning, memory types, and learning processes. Perfect for students and enthusiasts alike!
