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What is cognitive ethology concerned with?
What is cognitive ethology concerned with?
- Inferring consciousness and intentionality from animal behavior (correct)
- Investigating memory loss in animals
- Studying the initial stage of information processing in animals
- Explaining behavior in animal species in terms of simple S-R mechanisms
What is the consolidation window?
What is the consolidation window?
- Theoretical constructs and models used to explain behavior in animal species
- A limited period after the activation of a memory during which the memory is subject to modification (correct)
- A branch of ethology that studies consciousness and awareness in animals
- A procedure for reinforcing participants' test stimulus selection
What does anthropomorphism in animal behavior interpretation lead to?
What does anthropomorphism in animal behavior interpretation lead to?
- Understanding animal behavior through objective and proven scientific methods
- Overemphasizing conscious human experience and accepting explanations without experimental proof (correct)
- Focusing solely on the initial stage of information processing in animals
- Rejecting the assumption that animals have thoughts and emotions
What does delayed-matching-to-sample procedure involve?
What does delayed-matching-to-sample procedure involve?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli before the event to be remembered?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli before the event to be remembered?
Which type of memory involves memory for learned behavioral and cognitive skills performed automatically without conscious control?
Which type of memory involves memory for learned behavioral and cognitive skills performed automatically without conscious control?
What is the term for the establishment of a memory in a relatively permanent form or the transfer of information from an active or short-term state to an inactive or long-term state?
What is the term for the establishment of a memory in a relatively permanent form or the transfer of information from an active or short-term state to an inactive or long-term state?
Which term refers to the recovery of information from a memory store?
Which term refers to the recovery of information from a memory store?
What is the term for the inability to accurately recall something from memory, which can occur due to acquisition deficit, retention deficit, or retrieval deficit?
What is the term for the inability to accurately recall something from memory, which can occur due to acquisition deficit, retention deficit, or retrieval deficit?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli following the event to be remembered?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli following the event to be remembered?
What is the term for the process of stabilizing or consolidating a reactivated memory, which can lead to the modification or loss of the original memory if disrupted?
What is the term for the process of stabilizing or consolidating a reactivated memory, which can lead to the modification or loss of the original memory if disrupted?
What does the term 'retention interval' refer to?
What does the term 'retention interval' refer to?
What is the term for the ability to project one’s experience into the future or the past?
What is the term for the ability to project one’s experience into the future or the past?
What is the term for stimuli related to an experience that facilitate the recall of other information related to that experience?
What is the term for stimuli related to an experience that facilitate the recall of other information related to that experience?
What does the term 'working memory' refer to?
What does the term 'working memory' refer to?
What is the term for the long-term retention of background information necessary for successful use of incoming and recently acquired information?
What is the term for the long-term retention of background information necessary for successful use of incoming and recently acquired information?
What is cognitive ethology concerned with?
What is cognitive ethology concerned with?
What does the delayed-matching-to-sample procedure involve?
What does the delayed-matching-to-sample procedure involve?
What is the consolidation window?
What is the consolidation window?
What does anthropomorphism in animal behavior interpretation lead to?
What does anthropomorphism in animal behavior interpretation lead to?
What is the term for memory for a specific event or episode that includes information about what occurred and when and where the event took place?
What is the term for memory for a specific event or episode that includes information about what occurred and when and where the event took place?
What is the term for the inability to accurately recall something from memory, which can occur due to acquisition deficit, retention deficit, or retrieval deficit?
What is the term for the inability to accurately recall something from memory, which can occur due to acquisition deficit, retention deficit, or retrieval deficit?
What is the term for the process of stabilizing or consolidating a reactivated memory, which can lead to the modification or loss of the original memory if disrupted?
What is the term for the process of stabilizing or consolidating a reactivated memory, which can lead to the modification or loss of the original memory if disrupted?
What is the term for memory code for an expected future event or response?
What is the term for memory code for an expected future event or response?
What is the term for the recovery of information from a memory store?
What is the term for the recovery of information from a memory store?
What is the term for memory for learned behavioral and cognitive skills that are performed automatically, without the requirement of conscious control?
What is the term for memory for learned behavioral and cognitive skills that are performed automatically, without the requirement of conscious control?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli following the event to be remembered?
What is the term for the disruption of memory caused by exposure to stimuli following the event to be remembered?
What is the term for long-term retention of background information necessary for successful use of incoming and recently acquired information?
What is the term for long-term retention of background information necessary for successful use of incoming and recently acquired information?
What is the term for maintaining information in an active state, available to influence behavior or influence the processing of other information?
What is the term for maintaining information in an active state, available to influence behavior or influence the processing of other information?
What is the term for the time between acquisition of information and a test of memory for that information?
What is the term for the time between acquisition of information and a test of memory for that information?
What is the term for the ability to project one’s experience into the future (prospection) or the past (retrospection)?
What is the term for the ability to project one’s experience into the future (prospection) or the past (retrospection)?
What is the term for stimuli related to an experience that facilitate the recall of other information related to that experience?
What is the term for stimuli related to an experience that facilitate the recall of other information related to that experience?
