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What is the term for the process of pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditional stimulus to elicit a conditioned response?
What is the term for the process of pairing a neutral stimulus with an unconditional stimulus to elicit a conditioned response?
- Sensory Neurol Loss
- Multimodal Perception
- Conditional Learning (correct)
- Opponent Process Theory
What is the response to an unconditional stimulus?
What is the response to an unconditional stimulus?
- Conditional Response
- Multimodal Response
- Unconditional Response (correct)
- Sensory Response
What is the term for the stimulus that does not naturally elicit a response?
What is the term for the stimulus that does not naturally elicit a response?
- Multimodal Stimulus
- Conditional Stimulus
- Neutral Stimulus (correct)
- Unconditional Stimulus
What is the term for the stimulus that naturally elicits a response?
What is the term for the stimulus that naturally elicits a response?
What is the term for the process where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit an unconditioned response?
What is the term for the process where a neutral stimulus becomes associated with an unconditioned stimulus to elicit an unconditioned response?
What is the response to a conditioned stimulus?
What is the response to a conditioned stimulus?
According to Thorndike's law, what happens to behaviors that are followed by positive responses?
According to Thorndike's law, what happens to behaviors that are followed by positive responses?
What is the term for the process of modifying behavior through reinforcement or punishment?
What is the term for the process of modifying behavior through reinforcement or punishment?
What is the term for the schedule of reinforcement where a reward is delivered after a set number of behaviors?
What is the term for the schedule of reinforcement where a reward is delivered after a set number of behaviors?
What is the term for the phenomenon where an organism learns to respond to a range of stimuli in a similar way?
What is the term for the phenomenon where an organism learns to respond to a range of stimuli in a similar way?
What is the primary advantage of experimental research in terms of establishing causality?
What is the primary advantage of experimental research in terms of establishing causality?
What is the purpose of random assignment in experimental research?
What is the purpose of random assignment in experimental research?
What is a limitation of experimental research in terms of generalizability?
What is a limitation of experimental research in terms of generalizability?
What is the primary difference between an independent variable and a dependent variable in experimental research?
What is the primary difference between an independent variable and a dependent variable in experimental research?
What is a potential ethical concern in experimental research?
What is a potential ethical concern in experimental research?
What is the term for the psychological processing of interpreting sensory information?
What is the term for the psychological processing of interpreting sensory information?
Who is considered the father of psychophysics?
Who is considered the father of psychophysics?
What is the term for the smallest difference in stimulation required to distinguish whether two stimuli are different?
What is the term for the smallest difference in stimulation required to distinguish whether two stimuli are different?
What type of perceptual processing involves using preexisting knowledge or past experiences?
What type of perceptual processing involves using preexisting knowledge or past experiences?
In Signal Detection Theory, what is the term for the situation where the stimulus was present, but the observer did not detect it?
In Signal Detection Theory, what is the term for the situation where the stimulus was present, but the observer did not detect it?
What is a characteristic of a good theory?
What is a characteristic of a good theory?
What is a key principle of a good hypothesis?
What is a key principle of a good hypothesis?
What is a potential limitation of correlational studies?
What is a potential limitation of correlational studies?
What is a benefit of correlational studies?
What is a benefit of correlational studies?
What is a key step in conducting a correlational study?
What is a key step in conducting a correlational study?
What was the primary focus of Wilhelm Wundt's research in his psychology lab?
What was the primary focus of Wilhelm Wundt's research in his psychology lab?
What was the primary limitation of the structuralism approach in psychology?
What was the primary limitation of the structuralism approach in psychology?
Which school of thought in psychology was influenced by Darwin's work on evolution?
Which school of thought in psychology was influenced by Darwin's work on evolution?
What was the primary focus of the functionalism approach in psychology?
What was the primary focus of the functionalism approach in psychology?
What is the primary difference between cognitive psychology and structuralism?
What is the primary difference between cognitive psychology and structuralism?
What does the term WEIRD refer to in the context of psychological research?
What does the term WEIRD refer to in the context of psychological research?
What is the primary focus of Biological/Physiological/Neuroscience psychology?
What is the primary focus of Biological/Physiological/Neuroscience psychology?
What is the main goal of the Scientific Method?
What is the main goal of the Scientific Method?
What is the term for the tendency to believe that an event was predictable or obvious after the event has occurred?
What is the term for the tendency to believe that an event was predictable or obvious after the event has occurred?
What is the primary focus of Social psychology?
What is the primary focus of Social psychology?
What is the primary goal of Clinical psychology?
What is the primary goal of Clinical psychology?
What is the primary focus of Forensic psychology?
What is the primary focus of Forensic psychology?
What is the primary goal of Industrial psychology?
What is the primary goal of Industrial psychology?
What is the primary focus of Developmental psychology?
What is the primary focus of Developmental psychology?
What is the primary goal of Educational psychology?
What is the primary goal of Educational psychology?
