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These notes cover classical and operant conditioning in psychology. They discuss topics such as unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response in classical conditioning. Operant conditioning is explained, along with reinforcement and punishment.
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**Chapter 6 - Learning** **CLASSICAL CONDITIONING** **Elicits a Response** from an organism ("Pulled out") Behaviour is a function of stimuli that **precede the behaviour** Behaviour depends primarily on **automatic nervous system** **Neutral Stimulus** -Initially Neutral: Metronome **(midter...
**Chapter 6 - Learning** **CLASSICAL CONDITIONING** **Elicits a Response** from an organism ("Pulled out") Behaviour is a function of stimuli that **precede the behaviour** Behaviour depends primarily on **automatic nervous system** **Neutral Stimulus** -Initially Neutral: Metronome **(midterm 2: turning on the light)** **Unconditioned Stimulus** -Stimulus that elicits an automatic and reflexive response: Salivating **(midterm 2: fish food)** **Unconditioned Response** -automatic reflexive response that the unconditioned stimulus elicits: salivating **(midterm 2: swimming to the surface)** **Conditioned Response** -a response previously associated with a non-neutral stimulus that comes to be elicited by a neutral stimulus: Introducing only the metronome without the meat powder causes salvation **(midterm 2: swimming to the surface)** **Conditioned Stimulus** -previously neutral stimulus that elicits a response: the metronome is the conditioned stimulus **(midterm 2: turning on the light is the conditioned stimulus as it causes the fish to automatically swim to the surface to get the fish food)** **OPERANT CONDITIONING** **Emitted voluntarily** Behaviour is a function of **consequences that follow that behaviour** Behaviour depends primarily on **skeletal muscles** **Learning controlled by the consequences of the organism's behaviour** +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **REINFORCE | | | | | | MENT | | | | | | & | | | | | | PUNISHMENT* | | | | | | * | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | Positive | Negative | Positive | Negative | **LATENT | | Reinforceme | Reinforceme | Punishment | Punishment | LEARNING** | | nt | nt | | | | | | | -Presenting | -Removing a | -learning | | -Presenting | -Removing a | a stimulus | stimulus | that isn't | | a stimulus | stimulus | | | directly | | | | -Decreases | -Decreases | observable. | | -Increases | -Increases | target | target | | | target | target | behaviour | behaviour | **COGNITIVE | | behaviour | behaviour | | | MAPS** | | | | \*scolding | \*confiscat | | | \*giving a | \*static on | a pet | ing | -spatial | | gold star | phone | owner, | a favourite | representat | | on homework | subsides | reducing a | toy, | ions; | | resulting | when you | dog's habit | stopping a | mental | | in a | stand in a | of chewing | child from | representat | | student | specific | on shoes | throwing | ions | | studying | spot in | | tantrums | of how a | | more | your room, | | | physical | | | causing you | | | space is | | | to stand | | | organized | | | there more | | | | | | often | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **OBSERVATI | **PREPAREDN | | | | | ONAL | ESS** | | | | | LEARNING** | | | | | | | -were | | | | | **-**learni | evolutionar | | | | | ng | ily | | | | | by watching | predisposed | | | | | others | to fear | | | | | | certain | | | | | **MIRROR | stimuli | | | | | NEURONS** | more than | | | | | | others | | | | | -cell in | | | | | | the | **INSTINCTI | | | | | prefrontal | VE | | | | | cortex that | DRIFT** | | | | | becomes | | | | | | active by | -tendency | | | | | specific | to return | | | | | motions | to an | | | | | when an | evolutionar | | | | | animal both | ily | | | | | performs | selected | | | | | and | behaviour | | | | | observes | | | | | | that action | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SCHEDULES | | | | | | OF | | | | | | REINFORCEME | | | | | | NT** | | | | | | | | | | | | Pattern of | | | | | | delivering | | | | | | reinforceme | | | | | | nt | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CONTINUOU | **PARTIAL | **FIXED | **VARIABLE | **FIXED | | S | REINFORCEME | RATIO | RATIO | INTERVAL | | REINFORCEME | NT** | SCHEDULE | SCHEDULE | SCHEDULE | | NT** | | (FR)** | (VR)** | (FI)** | | | -reinforce | | | | | -reinforce | responses | -reinforcem | -reinforcem | -reinforcem | | a behaviour | only some | ent | ent | ent | | every time | of the time | is provided | is provided | is provided | | it occurs | | after a | after a | for | | | | regular | specific | producing | | | | number of | number of | the | | | | responses | responses | responses | | | | | on average, | at least | | | | example: | but the | once after | | | | give a rat | precise | a specified | | | | a pellet | number of | amount of | | | | after it | responses | time has | | | | presses the | required | passed | | | | lever in a | during any | | | | | skinner box | given | example: a | | | | 15 times | period | worker in a | | | | | varies | factory | | | | | randomly | might get | | | | | | paid every | | | | | example: a | Friday for | | | | | pigeon | the work | | | | | might | they've | | | | | receive | done, as | | | | | bird feed | long as | | | | | after 6 | they've | | | | | pecks, then | generated | | | | | after 12 | at least | | | | | pecks, then | one product | | | | | after 1 | during that | | | | | peck, then | week | | | | | after 21 | interval. | | | | | pecks; with | | | | | | the average | | | | | | ratios | | | | | | being 10 | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **VARIABLE | | | | | | INTERVAL | | | | | | SCHEDULE | | | | | | (VI)** | | | | | | | | | | | | -reinforcem | | | | | | ent | | | | | | is provided | | | | | | for | | | | | | producing | | | | | | the | | | | | | response | | | | | | after an | | | | | | average | | | | | | time | | | | | | interval, | | | | | | with the | | | | | | actual | | | | | | interval | | | | | | varying | | | | | | randomly. | | | | | | | | | | | | Example: | | | | | | give a dog | | | | | | a treat for | | | | | | performing | | | | | | a trick on | | | | | | VI with an | | | | | | average | | | | | | interval of | | | | | | 8 minutes. | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **Chapter 5 | | | | | | - | | | | | | Consciousne | | | | | | ss** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CIRCADIAN | **BIOLOGICA | **STAGE 1 | **STAGE 2 | **STAGE 3 & | | RHYTHYM** | L | SLEEP** | SLEEP** | 4 SLEEP** | | | CLOCK** | | | | | -changes | | -brain | -k | -delta | | that occur | -20,000 | activity | complexes | waves "slow | | on a | neurons | powers down | "occasional | wave sleep" | | roughly | located in | by 50 | sharply | | | 24-hour | the | percent or | rising and | -deep sleep | | basis in | suprachiasm | more | falling | | | many of our | atic | | waves" | -alcohol | | biological | nucleus | -produces | | depresses | | processes; | (SCN) in | theta waves | -sleep | deep sleep | | this | the | | spindles | | | includes | hypothalamu | -myoclonic | "Sudden | -children | | brain | s | jerks | intense | spend 40% | | waves, body | that make | | bursts of | of their | | temperature | us feel | -hypnagogic | electrical | time in | | and | drowsy at | imagery | activity" | deep sleep | | drowsiness | different | "scrambled | | | | | times of | and | -65 percent | | | -melatonin | the day | bizzare" | of our | | | plays a key | | | sleep is | | | role in | -when your | -alpha | experienced | | | regulating | biological | waves and | in stage 2 | | | circadian | clock is | beta waves | | | | rhythms | disrupted | | | | | | such as | | | | | -adults | late work | | | | | need 7-10 | shifts or | | | | | hours of | jet lag, it | | | | | sleep | disturbs | | | | | | sleep and | | | | | -infants | increases | | | | | need 16 | the | | | | | hours of | likelihood | | | | | sleep | of heart | | | | | | diseases | | | | | | and | | | | | | accidents | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **STAGE 5 | **ACTIVATIO | **NEUROCOGN | **HALLUCINA | **HYPNOSIS* | | SLEEP** | N-SYNTHESIS | ITIVE | TIONS** | * | | | THEORY** | THEORY** | | | | -after 3 & | | | -the visual | -interperso | | 4 sleep we | -dreams | -dreams | cortex | nal | | return to | reflect | reflect | becomes | situation | | stage 2 | brain | random | active, | in which a | | before our | activation | neural | just as it | person in | | brains kick | in sleep, | impulses | does when | the role of | | into high | rather than | activated | you see a | hypnotists | | gear | a repressed | by the | real object | administers | | | unconscious | brain stem | | imaginative | | -REM Sleep | wish | | -hallucinat | suggestions | | | | -dream | ions | to produce | | -REM | -an | continuity | are common | changes in | | rebound | alternative | hypothesis: | | consciousne | | | to | dreams | | ss | | | activation- | mirror our | | in a person | | | synthesis | life | | designated | | | theory is | circumstanc | | as the | | | the role of | es | | patient or | | | the | | | experimenta | | | forebrain | | | l | | | in | | | participant | | | dreaming; | | |. | | | damage to | | | | | | the | | | | | | forebrain | | | | | | can | | | | | | eliminate | | | | | | dreaming | | | | | | entirely | | | | | | | | | | | | -unscramble | | | | | | s | | | | | | messages | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PAST LIFE | **SOCIOCOGN | **DISSOCIAT | **NARCOTICS | **HALLUCINO | | REGRESSION | ITIVE | ION | ** | GENIC** | | THERAPY** | THEORY** | THEORY** | | | | | | | -relieve | -drug that | | -hypnotize | -people's | -approach | pain and | causes | | and | attitudes, | to | induce | dramatic | | age-regress | beliefs, | explaining | sleep | alterations | | patients to | motivations | hypnosis | | of | | go back to | and | based on a | | perceptions | | the source | expectation | separation | | of | | of their | s | between | | perception, | | present day | about | personality | | mood and | | psychologic | hypnosis, | functions | | thought | | al | as well as | that are | | | | and | their | normally | | | | physical | ability to | well | | | | problems. | respond to | integrated | | | | | waking | | | | | | imaginative | | | | | | suggestions | | | | | | , | | | | | | shape their | | | | | | responses | | | | | | to hypnosis | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 2 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **EXTERNAL | **INTERNAL | **WITHIN-SU | **OPERATION | **EXISTENCE | | VALIDITY** | VALIDITY** | BJECT | AL | PROOFS** | | | | DESIGN** | DEFINITION* | | | -extent to | -extent to | | * | -demonstrat | | which we | which we | -in an | | ion | | can | can draw | experiment, | -a working | that a | | generalize | cause and | each | definition | given | | findings | effect | participant | of what a | psychologic | | into real | inferences | acts as | researcher | al | | world | from a | their own | is | phenomenon | | settings | study | control | measuring | can occur | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **HEURISTIC | **DEPENDENT | **BASE | **RELIABILI | **RANDOM | | ** | VARIABLE** | RATE** | TY** | SELECTION** | | | | | | | | -mental | **-**variab | -how common | -consistenc | -procedure | | shortcut or | le | a | y | that | | rule of | that an | characteris | of | ensures | | thumb that | experimente | tic | measurement | every | | helps us | r | or | | person in a | | streamline | measures to | behaviour | | population | | our | see whether | is in the | | has an | | thinking | the | general | | equal | | and make | manipulatio | population | | chance of | | sense of | n | | | being | | our world | has had an | | | chosen to | | | effect | | | participate | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **DEMAND | **META-ANAL | **RANDOM | **BETWEEN-S | **EXPERIMEN | | CHARACTERIS | YSIS** | ASSIGNMENT* | UBJECTS | TAL | | TICS** | | * | DESIGN** | GROUP** | | | -statistica | | | | | -cues that | l | -randomly | -in an | -in an | | participant | method that | sorting | experiment, | experiment, | | s | helps | participant | researches | the group | | pick up | researches | s | assign | of | | from a | interpret | into groups | different | participant | | study that | large | | groups to | s | | allow them | bodies of | | the control | that | | to generate | psychologic | | or | receives | | guesses | al | | experimenta | the | | regarding | literature | | l | manipulatio | | the | | | condition | n | | researcher' | | | | | | s | | | | | | hypothesis | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CASE | **INDEPENDE | **CONTROL | **EXPERIMEN | **RESPONSE | | STUDY** | NT | GROUP** | TER | SETS** | | | VARIABLE** | | EXPECTANCY | | | -research | | -in an | EFFECT** | -tendency | | design that | -variable | experiment, | | of research | | examines | that an | the group | -phenomenon | participant | | one person | experimente | of the | in which | s | | or a small | r | participant | researches | to distort | | number of | manipulates | s | hypotheses | their | | people in | | that | lead them | responses | | depth, over | | doesn't | to | to | | an extended | | receive the | unintention | questionnai | | period of | | manipulatio | ally | re | | time | | n | bias the | items | | | | | outcome of | | | | | \- | a study | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CORRELATI | **EXPERIMEN | **ILLUSORY | **PLACEBO | **PREFRONTA | | ONAL | T** | CORRELATION | EFFECT** | L | | DESIGN** | | ** | | LOBOTOMY** | | | -research | | -improvemen | | | -research | design | -perception | t | -surgical | | design that | characteriz | of a | resulting | procedure | | examines | ed | statistical | from the | that severs | | the extent | by random | association | mere | fibres | | to which | assignment | between two | expectation | connecting | | two | of | variables | of | the frontal | | variables | participant | where none | improvement | lobes of | | are | s | exists | | the brain | | associated | to | | | from the | | | conditions | | | underlying | | | and | | | thalamus | | | manipulatio | | | | | | n | | | | | | of an | | | | | | independent | | | | | | variable | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **NATURALIS | **VALIDITY* | | | | | TIC | * | | | | | OBSERVATION | | | | | | ** | -extent to | | | | | | which a | | | | | -watching | measure | | | | | behaviour | assesses | | | | | in | what it | | | | | real-world | purports to | | | | | settings | measure | | | | | without | | | | | | trying to | | | | | | manipulate | | | | | | the | | | | | | situation | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 3 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PHENOTYPE | **BRAIN | **ASSOCIATI | **FOREBRAIN | **HYPOTHALA | | ** | STEM** | ON | ** | MUS** | | | | CORTEX** | | | | -our | -part of | | -(cerebrum) | -part of | | observable | the brain | -regions of | top part of | the brain | | traits | between the | the | the brain | responsible | | | spinal cord | cerebral | that allows | for | | | and | cortex that | advanced | maintaining | | | cerebral | integrate | intellectua | a constant | | | cortex, | simpler | l | internal | | | that | functions | abilities | state | | | contains | to perform | | | | | the | more | | | | | midbrain, | complex | | | | | pons, and | functions | | | | | medulla | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **AMYGDALA* | **BASAL | **ACTION | **BROCA'S | **FRONTAL | | * | GANGLIA** | POTENTIAL** | AREA** | LOBE** | | | | | | | | -part of | -structures | -electrical | -language | -forward | | the limbic | in the | impulse | area in the | part of the | | system that | forebrain | that | prefrontal | cerebral | | modulates | that help | travels | cortex that | cortex | | attention, | to control | down the | helps to | responsible | | perception, | movement | axon | control | for motor | | and memory | | triggering | speech | function, | | based on | | the release | production | language, | | our | | of | | decision | | emotions | | neurotransm | | making and | | | | itters | | planning | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CEREBRAL | **REFLEX** | **HINDBRAIN | **CEREBELLU | **INTERNEUR | | CORTEX** | | ** | M** | ON** | | | -an | | | | | -outermost | automatic | -region | -brain | -neuron | | part of the | motor | below the | structure | that sends | | brain | response to | midbrain | responsible | messages to | | responsible | a sensory | that | for our | other neaby | | for | stimulus | contains | sense of | neurons | | analyzing | | the | balance | | | sensory | | cerebellum, | | | | information | | pons and | | | | and higher | | medulla | | | | brain | | | | | | functions | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **DEEP | **HORMONE** | **CENTRAL | **DENDRITE* | **SYNAPTIC | | BRAIN | | NERVOUS | * | CLEFT** | | STIMULATION | -chemical | SYSTEM** | | | | ** | released | | -part of | -a gap into | | | into the | -part of | the neuron | which | | -technique | bloodstream | the nervous | that | neurotransm | | in which | that | system | receives | itters | | electrodes | influences | containing | signals | are | | and a | particular | the brain | | released | | battery | organs and | and spinal | | from the | | source are | glands | cord that | | axon | | implanted | | controls | | terminal | | in the | | the mind | | | | brain to | | and | | | | deliver | | behaviour | | | | electricity | | | | | | to specific | | | | | | brain areas | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **HERITABIL | **AUTONOMIC | **TWIN | **SOMATIC | **NEUROGENE | | ITY** | NERVOUS | STUDY** | NERVOUS | SIS** | | | SYSTEM** | | SYSTEM** | | | -percentage | | -analysis | | -creation | | of the | -part of | of how | -part of | of new | | variability | the nervous | traits | the nervous | neurons in | | in a trait | system | differ in | system that | the adult | | across | controlling | monozygotic | conveys | brain | | individuals | the | v dizygotic | information | | | that is the | involuntary | twins | between the | | | result of | actions of | | central | | | genes | our | | nervous | | | | internal | | system and | | | | organs and | | the body; | | | | glands; | | controlling | | | | along the | | coordinatin | | | | limbic | | g | | | | system; | | voluntary | | | | participate | | movement | | | | s | | | | | | emotion | | | | | | regulation | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **TEMPORAL | **PARASYMPA | **GENOTYPE* | **RESTING | **SYNAPSE** | | LOBE** | THETIC | * | POTENTIAL** | | | | NERVOUS | | | -space | | -lower part | SYSTEM** | -our | -electrical | between two | | of the | | genetic | charge | connecting | | cerebral | -division | makeup | difference | neurons | | cortex that | of the | | (-60 | through | | plays roles | autonomic | | millivolts) | which | | in hearing, | nervous | | across the | messages | | understandi | system that | | neuronal | are | | ng | controls | | membrane | transmitted | | language | rest and | | when the | chemically | | and memory | digestion | | neuron is | | | | | | not being | | | | | | stimulated | | | | | | or | | | | | | inhibited | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **GLIAL | **PONS** | **PLASTICIT | **LIMBIC | **FITNESS** | | CELL** | | Y** | SYSTEM** | | | | -part of | | | -organisms' | | -cell in | the brain | -ability of | -a network | capacity to | | the nervous | stem that | the nervous | of regions | pass on | | system that | connects | system to | involved in | their genes | | plays a | the cortex | change | emotion, | | | role in the | with the | | motivation, | | | formation | cerebellum | | learning | | | of myelin | | | and memory | | | and | | | | | | blood-brain | | | | | | barrier; | | | | | | responds to | | | | | | injury, | | | | | | removes | | | | | | debris; | | | | | | facilitates | | | | | | communicati | | | | | | on | | | | | | among | | | | | | neurons and | | | | | | enhances | | | | | | learning | | | | | | and memory | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **THALAMUS* | **SPINAL | **CEREBRAL | **CORPUS | **STEM | | * | CORD** | HEMISPHERES | CALLOSUM** | CELL** | | | | ** | | | | -gateway | -thick | | -large band | -a cell; | | from the | bundle of | -two halves | of fibres | often | | sense | nerves that | of the | connecting | originating | | organs to | conveys | cerebral | the two | in embryos; | | the primary | signals | cortex each | cerebral | having the | | sensory | between the | of which | hemispheres | capacity to | | cortex | brain and | serves | | differentia | | | the body | distinct | | te | | | | yet highly | | into a more | | | | integrated | | specialized | | | | functions | | cell | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **WERNICKE' | **ENDOCRINE | **THRESHOLD | **RETICULAR | **OCCIPITAL | | S | SYSTEM** | OF | ACTIVATING | LOBE** | | AREA** | | EXCITATION* | SYSTEM** | | | | -system of | * | | -back part | | -part of | glands and | | -brain area | of the | | the | hormones | -membrane | that plays | cerebral | | temporal | that | potential | a key role | cortex | | lobe | controls | necessary | in arousal | specialized | | involved in | secretion | to trigger | | for vision | | understandi | of | an action | | | | ng | blood-borne | potential | | | | speech and | chemical | | | | | language | messengers | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SYNAPTIC | **DOMINANT | **ABSOLUTE | **NEURON** | **MEDULLA** | | VESICLE** | GENE** | REFRACTORY | | | | | | PERIOD** | -nerve cell | -part of | | -spherical | -gene that | | specialized | the brain | | sac | masks other | -time | for | stem | | containing | genes' | during | communicati | involved in | | neurotransm | effects | which | on | basic | | itters | | another | | functions; | | | | potential | | such as | | | | is | | heartbeat | | | | impossible; | | and | | | | limits the | | breathing | | | | maximal | | | | | | firing rate | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **GENE** | **MIDBRAIN* | **PARIETAL | **PERIPHERA | **MOTOR | | | * | LOBE** | L | CORTEX** | | -genetic | | | NERVOUS | | | material | -part of | -upper | SYSTEM** | -part of | | composed of | the brain | middle part | | the frontal | | deoxyribonu | stem that | of the | -nerves in | lobe | | cleic | contributes | cerebral | the body | responsible | | acid (DNA) | to movement | cortex | outside of | for body | | | tracking of | lying | the central | movement | | | visual | behind the | nervous | | | | stimuli; | frontal | system | | | | and | lobe that's | | | | | reflexes | specialized | | | | | triggered | for touch | | | | | by sound | and | | | | | | perception | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PITUITARY | **ADRENAL | **SYMPATHET | **SPLIT-BRA | **EPIGENETI | | GLAND** | GLAND** | IC | IN | CS** | | | | NERVOUS | SURGERY** | | | -master | -tissue | SYSTEM** | | -a field | | gland that | located on | | -procedure | that | | under the | top of the | -division | that | examines | | control of | kidneys | of the | involves | how | | the | that | autonomic | severing | environment | | hypothalamu | releases | nervous | the corpus | al | | s; | adrenaline | system | callosum to | influences | | directs the | and | engaged | reduce the | affect the | | other | cortisol | during a | spread of | expression | | glands of | during | crisis or | epileptic | of genes | | the body | states of | after | seizures | | | | emotional | actions | | | | | arousal | requiring | | | | | | fight or | | | | | | flight | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **RECESSIVE | **LATERALIZ | **HIPPOCAMP | **RECEPTOR | **PREFRONTA | | GENE** | ATION** | US** | SITE** | L | | | | | | CORTEX** | | -gene that | -cognitive | -part of | -location | | | is | function | the brain | that | -part of | | expressed | that relies | that plays | uniquely | the frontal | | only in the | more on one | a role in | recognizes | lobe | | absence of | side of the | spatial | a | responsible | | dominant | brain than | memory | neurotransm | for | | gene | the other | | itter | thinking; | | | | | | planning | | | | | | and | | | | | | language | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CEREBRAL | **CHROMOSOM | **MYELIN | **ADOPTION | **REUPTAKE* | | VENTRICLES* | E** | SHEATH** | STUDY** | * | | * | | | | | | | -slender | -glial | -analysis | -means of | | -pockets in | thread | cells | of how | recycling | | the brain | inside a | wrapped | traits vary | neurotransm | | that | cell's | around | in | itters | | contain | nucleus | axons that | individuals | | | cerebrospin | that | act as | raised | | | al | carries | insulators | apart from | | | fluid which | genes | of the | their | | | provide the | | neuron's | biological | | | brain with | | signal | relatives | | | nutrients | | | | | | and cushion | | | | | | against | | | | | | injury | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PRIMARY | **AXON** | **NEUROTRAN | | | | SENSORY | | SMITTER** | | | | CORTEX** | -portion of | | | | | | neuron that | -chemical | | | | -regions of | sends | messenger | | | | the | signals | specialized | | | | cerebral | | for | | | | cortex that | | communicati | | | | initially | | on | | | | process | | from neuron | | | | information | | to neuron | | | | from the | | | | | | senses | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 4 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SENSORY | **PROPRIOCE | **BINOCULAR | **RETINA** | **OPTIC | | ADAPTATION* | PTION** | DEPTH | | NERVE** | | * | | CUES** | -membrane | | | | -our sense | | at the back | -nerve that | | -process in | of body | -stimuli | of the eye | travels | | which | position | that enable | responsible | from the | | activation | | us to judge | for | retina to | | is greatest | | depth using | converting | the brain | | when a | | both eyes | light into | | | stimulus is | | | neural | | | first | | | activity | | | detected | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PARALLEL | **PLACE | **FOVEA** | **FEATURE | **HUE** | | PROCESSING* | THEORY** | | DETECTION | | | * | | -central | CELL** | -colour of | | | -a specific | portion of | | light | | -ability to | place along | the retina | -cell that | | | attend to | the basilar | | detects | | | many sense | membrane | | lines and | | | modalities | matches a | | edges | | | simultaneou | tone with a | | | | | sly | specific | | | | | | pitch | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CORNEA** | **MONOCULAR | **RODS** | **COLOUR | **BASILAR | | | DEPTH | | BLINDNESS** | MEMBRANE** | | -part of | CUES** | -receptor | | | | the eye | | cells in | -inability | -membrane | | containing | -stimuli | the retina | to see some | supporting | | transparent | that enable | allowing us | or all | the organ | | cells that | us to judge | to see in | colours | of corti | | focus light | depth using | low levels | | and hair | | on the | only one | of light | | cells in | | retina | eye | | | the cochlea | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **TRICHROMA | **TIMBRE** | **ACCOMODAT | **DEPTH | **SEMICIRCU | | TIC | | ION** | PERCEPTION* | LAR | | THEORY** | -complexity | | * | CANALS** | | | or quality | -changing | | | | -idea that | of sound | the shape | -ability to | -three | | colour | that makes | of the lens | judge | fluid | | vision is | musical | to focus on | distance | filled | | based on | instruments | objects | and | canals in | | our | ; | near or far | three-dimen | the inner | | sensitivity | human | | sional | ear | | to three | voices; or | | relations | responsible | | primary | other | | | for our | | colours | sources | | | sense of | | | sound | | | balance | | | unique | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SUBLIMINA | **PHEROMONE | **FREQUENCY | **PSYCHOPHY | **CONES** | | L | ** | THEORY** | SICS** | | | PERCEPTION* | | | | -receptor | | * | -odorless | -rate at | -the study | cells in | | | chemical | which | of how we | the retina | | -perception | that serves | neurons | perceive | allowing us | | below the | as a social | fire the | sensory | to see in | | limen, or | signal to | action | stimuli | colour | | threshold | members of | potentials | based on | | | of | one's | reproduces | their | | | conscious | species | the pitch | physical | | | awareness | | | characteris | | | | | | tics | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SENSE | **SOMATOSEN | **LENS** | **VESTIBULA | **INATTENTI | | RECEPTOR** | SORY** | | R | ONAL | | | | -part of | SENSE** | BLINDNESS** | | -specialize | -our sense | the eye | | | | d | of touch, | that | -our sense | -failure to | | cell | temperature | changes | of | detect | | responsible | and pain | curvature | equilibrium | stimuli | | for | | to keep | or balance | that are in | | converting | | images in | | plain sight | | external | | focus | | when our | | stimuli | | | | attention | | into neural | | | | is focused | | activity | | | | elsewhere | | for a | | | | | | specific | | | | | | sensory | | | | | | system | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **TRANSDUCT | **WEBER'S | **PERCEPTIO | **BLIND | **PUPIL** | | ION** | LAW** | N** | SPOT** | | | | | | | -circular | | -process of | -principle | -the | -region of | hole | | converting | stating | brain's | the retina | through | | an external | there is a | interpretat | containing | which light | | energy or | constant | ion | no rods and | enters the | | substance | proportiona | of raw | completely | eye | | into | l | sensory | devoid of | | | electrical | relationshi | inputs | sense | | | activity | p | | receptors | | | within | between the | | | | | neurons | just | | | | | | noticeable | | | | | | difference | | | | | | and | | | | | | original | | | | | | stimulus | | | | | | intensity | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **TASTE | **PERCEPTUA | **ABSOLUTE | **GUSTATION | **SENSATION | | BUD** | L | THRESHOLD** | ** | ** | | | SET** | | | | | -sense | | -lowest | -our sense | -detection | | receptor in | -set formed | level of a | of taste | of physical | | the tongue | when | stimulus | | energy by | | that | expectation | needed for | | sense | | responds to | s | the nervous | | organs, | | sweet, | influence | system to | | which then | | salty, | perceptions | detect a | | send | | sour, | | change 50 | | information | | bitter, | | percent of | | to the | | umami and | | the time | | brain | | fat | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **DARK | **SELECTIVE | **OLFACTION | **ILLUSION* | **ACUITY** | | ADAPTATION* | ATTENTION** | ** | * | | | * | | | | -sharpness | | | -process of | -our sense | -perception | of vision | | -time in | selecting | of smell | in which | | | dark before | one sensory | | the way we | | | rods regain | channel and | | perceive a | | | maximum | ignoring or | | stimuli | | | light | minimizing | | doesn't | | | sensitivity | others | | match its | | | | | | physical | | | | | | reality | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PERCEPTUA | **SYNESTHES | **ORGAN OF | **BOTTOM-UP | **JUST | | L | IA** | CORTI** | PROCESSING* | NOTICEABLE | | CONSTANCY** | | | * | DIFFERENCE* | | | -a | -tissue | | * | | -the | condition | containing | -processing | | | process by | in which | the hair | in which a | -the | | which we | people | cells | whole is | smallest | | perceive | experience | necessary | constructed | change in | | stimuli | cross-modal | for hearing | from parts | the | | consistentl | sensations | | | intensity | | y | | | | of a | | across | | | | stimulus | | varied | | | | that we can | | conditions | | | | detect | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **AUDITION* | **OPPONENT | **GATE | **TOP-DOWN | **PHANTOM | | * | PROCESS | CONTROL | PROCESSING* | PAIN** | | | THEORY** | MODEL** | * | | | -our sense | | | | -pain or | | of hearing | -theory | -idea that | -conceptual | discomfort | | | that we | pain is | ly | felt in an | | | perceive | blocked or | driven | amputated | | | colours in | gated from | processing | leg | | | terms of | consciousne | influenced | | | | three pairs | ss | by beliefs | | | | of opponent | by neural | and | | | | colours; | mechanisms | expectancie | | | | red or | in the | s | | | | green; blue | spinal cord | | | | | or yellow; | | | | | | black or | | | | | | white | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **COCHLEA** | **SIGNAL | | | | | | DETECTION | | | | | -bony; | THEORY** | | | | | spiral | | | | | | shaped | -theory | | | | | sense organ | regarding | | | | | used for | how stimuli | | | | | hearing | are | | | | | | detected | | | | | | under | | | | | | different | | | | | | conditions | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 5 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **DREAM | **INSOMNIA* | **ACTIVATIO | **BIOLOGICA | **NON-REM | | CONTINUITY | * | N | L | SLEEP** | | HYPOTHESIS* | | SYNTHESIS | CLOCK** | | | * | -difficulty | THEORY** | | -stages 1-4 | | | falling and | | -term for | | | -there is | staying | -dreams | the | during | | continuity | asleep | reflect | suprachiasm | which rapid | | between | | inputs from | atic | eye | | sleeping | | brain | nucleus in | movements | | and waking | | activation | the | do not | | experiences | | originating | hypothalamu | occur and | | that dreams | | in the | s | dreaming is | | can mirror | | pons; which | that's | less | | life | | the | responsible | frequent | | circumstanc | | forebrain | for | and vivid | | es | | then | controlling | | | | | attempts to | our levels | | | | | weave into | of | | | | | a story | alertness | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **NARCOTIC* | **NARCOLEPS | **HYPNOSIS* | **SLEEPWALK | **SEDATIVE* | | * | Y** | * | ING** | * | | | | | | | | -drug that | -disorder | -an | -walking | -drug that | | relieves | characteriz | interperson | while fully | exerts a | | pain and | ed | al | asleep | calming | | reduces | by the | situation | | effect | | sleep | rapid and | in which | | | | | often | imaginative | | | | | unexpected | suggestions | | | | | onset of | are | | | | | sleep | administere | | | | | | d | | | | | | for changes | | | | | | in | | | | | | consciousne | | | | | | ss | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **NEUROCOGN | **PAST LIFE | **OUT OF | **WITHDRAWA | **TOLERANCE | | ITIVE | REGRESSION | BODY | L** | ** | | THEORY** | THERAPY** | EXPERIENCE* | | | | | | * | -unpleasant | -reduction | | -dreams are | -therapeuti | | effects of | in the | | supported | c | -sense of | reducing or | effect of a | | by the | approach | our | stopping | drug as a | | brain's | that | consciousne | consumption | result of | | default | hypnotizes | ss | of a drug | repeated | | network and | and | leaving our | that users | use; | | are a | supposedly | body | had | requiring | | meaningful | age | | consumed | users to | | product of | regresses | | habitually | consume | | our | patients to | | | greater | | cognitive | a previous | | | quantities | | capacities; | life to | | | to achieve | | which shape | identify | | | the same | | what we | the source | | | effect | | dream about | of a | | | | | | present day | | | | | | problem | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SLEEP | **SOCIOCOGN | **HYPNOTIC* | **HALLUCINO | **DISSOCIAT | | PARALYSIS** | ITIVE | * | GENIC** | ION | | | THEORY** | | | THEORY** | | -state of | | -drug that | -drug that | | | being | -approach | exerts a | causes | -approach | | unable to | to | sleep-induc | dramatic | to | | move just | explaining | ing | alterations | explaining | | before | hypnosis | effect | of | hypnosis | | falling | based on | | perception, | based on a | | asleep or | peoples | | mood and | sepratation | | right | attitudes, | | thought | between | | before | beliefs and | | | personality | | waking up | expectation | | | functions | | | s | | | that are | | | | | | normally | | | | | | well | | | | | | integrated | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **RAPID EYE | **CIRCADIAN | **STIMULANT | **PSYCHOACT | **CONSCIOUS | | MOVEMENT** | RHYTHM** | ** | IVE | NESS** | | | | | DRUG** | | | -REM | -cyclical | -drug that | | -our | | darting of | changes | increases | -substance | subjective | | the eyes | that occur | activity in | that | experience | | underneath | on a | the central | contains | of the | | closed | roughly | nervous | chemicals | world, our | | eyelids | 24-hour | system; | similar to | bodies and | | during | basis in | including | those found | our mental | | sleep | many | heart rate, | naturally | perspective | | | biological | respiration | in our | s | | | processes | and blood | brains that | | | | | pressure | alter | | | | | | consciousne | | | | | | ss | | | | | | by changing | | | | | | chemical | | | | | | processes | | | | | | in the | | | | | | neurons | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **NEAR | **SLEEP | **PSYCHOLOG | **DÉJÀ VU** | **MYSTICAL | | DEATH | APNEA** | ICAL | | EXPERIENCE* | | EXPERIENCE* | | DEPENDENCE* | -feelings | * | | * | -disorder | * | of reliving | | | | caused by a | | an | -feelings | | -out of | blockage of | -non | experience | of unity or | | body | the airway | physiologic | that's new | oneness | | experience | during | al | | with the | | reported by | sleep; | dependence | | world, | | people | resulting | on a drug | | often with | | who've | in multiple | that occurs | | strong | | nearly died | awakenings | when | | spiritual | | or thought | during the | continued | | overtones | | they were | night and | use of the | | | | going to | daytime | drug is | | | | die | fatigue | motivated | | | | | | by intense | | | | | | cravings | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **PHYSICAL | **NIGHT | **REM | **LUCID | | | DEPENDENCE* | TERRORS** | SLEEP** | DREAMING** | | | * | | | | | | | -sudden | -stage of | -experience | | | -dependence | waking | sleep | of becoming | | | on a drug | episodes | during | aware that | | | that occurs | characteriz | which the | you are | | | when people | ed | brain is | dreaming | | | continue to | by | most active | | | | take it to | screaming, | and vivid | | | | avoid | perspiring | dreaming | | | | withdrawal | and | most often | | | | symptoms | confusion | occurs | | | | | followed by | | | | | | a return to | | | | | | deep sleep | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 6 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **LEARNING | **DISCRIMIN | **CONDITION | **CONTINUOU | **ACQUISITI | | STYLE** | ATIVE | ED | S | ON** | | | STIMULUS | STIMULUS** | REINFORCEME | | | -a persons | (Sd)** | | NT** | -learning | | preferred | | -initially | | phase | | or optimal | -stimulus | neutral | -reinforcin | during | | method of | associated | stimulus | g | which a | | acquiring | with the | that comes | a behaviour | conditioned | | new | presence of | to elicit a | every time | response is | | information | reinforceme | response | it occurs; | established | | | nt | due to | resulting | | | | | association | in faster | | | | | with an | learning | | | | | uncondition | but faster | | | | | ed | extinction | | | | | stimulus | than only | | | | | | occasional | | | | | | reinforceme | | | | | | nt | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CLASSICAL | **VARIABLE | **PRIMARY | **LEARNING* | **STIMULUS | | CONDITIONIN | RATIO | REINFORCER* | * | GENERALIZAT | | G** | SCHEDULE** | * | | ION** | | | | | -change in | | | -form of | -pattern in | -item or | organisms | -process by | | learning in | which we | outcome | behaviour | which | | which | provide | that | or thought | conditioned | | animals | reinforceme | naturally | as a result | stimuli | | come to | nt | increases | of | that are | | respond to | after a | the target | experience | similar, | | a | specific | behaviour | | but not | | previously | number of | | | identical, | | neutral | responses | | | to the | | stimulus | on average | | | original | | that had | with the | | | conditioned | | been paired | number | | | stimulus | | with | varying | | | elicit a | | another | randomly | | | conditioned | | stimulus | | | | response | | that | | | | | | elicits an | | | | | | automatic | | | | | | response | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **MIRROR | **VARIABLE | **LATENT | **PARTIAL | **INSIGHT** | | NEURON** | INTERVAL | INHIBITION* | REINFORCEME | | | | SCHEDULE** | * | NT** | -grasping | | -cell in | | | | the | | the | -pattern in | -difficulty | -only | underlying | | prefrontal | which we | in | occasional | nature of a | | cortex that | provide | establishin | reinforceme | problem | | becomes | reinforceme | g | nt | | | activated | nt | classical | of a | | | by specific | for a | conditionin | behaviour, | | | motions | response at | g | resulting | | | when an | least once | to a | in slower | | | animal both | during an | conditioned | extinction | | | performs | average | stimulus | than if the | | | and | time | we've | behaviour | | | observes | interval, | repeatedly | had been | | | that action | with the | experienced | reinforced | | | | interval | alone, that | continually | | | | varying | is, without | | | | | randomly | the | | | | | | uncondition | | | | | | ed | | | | | | stimulus | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **UNCONDITI | **EXTINCTIO | **INSTINCTI | **FIXED | **RENEWAL | | ONED | N** | VE | INTERVAL | EFFECT** | | RESPONSE** | | DRIFT** | SCHEDULE** | | | | -gradual | | | -sudden | | -automatic | reduction | -tendency | -pattern in | re-emergenc | | response to | and | for animals | which we | e | | a non | eventual | to return | provide | of a | | neutral | elimination | to innate | reinforceme | conditioned | | stimulus | of the | behaviours | nt | response | | that does | conditioned | following | for a | following | | not need to | response | repeated | response at | extinction | | be learned | after the | reinforceme | least once | when an | | | conditioned | nt | following a | animal is | | | stimulus is | | specified | returned to | | | presented | | time | the | | | repeatedly | | interval | environment | | | without the | | | in which | | | uncondition | | | the | | | ed | | | conditioned | | | stimulus | | | response | | | | | | was | | | | | | acquired | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SPONTANEO | **NEGATIVE | **FIXED | **HABITUATI | **POSITIVE | | US | REINFORCEME | RATIO | ON** | REINFORCEME | | RECOVERY** | NT** | SCHEDULE** | | NT** | | | | | -process of | | | -sudden | -the | -pattern in | responding | -the | | re-emergenc | removal of | which we | less | presentatio | | e | a stimulus | provide | strongly | n | | of an | (what would | reinforceme | over time | of a | | extinct | usually be | nt | to repeated | stimulus | | conditioned | an | following a | stimuli | (what we | | response | unpleasant | regular | | would | | after a | stimulus) | number of | | usually | | delay | following a | responses | | think of as | | following | behaviour | | | a pleasant | | an | that | | | stimulus) | | extinction | strengthens | | | following a | | procedure | the | | | behaviour | | | probability | | | that | | | of the | | | strengthens | | | behaviour | | | the | | | | | | probability | | | | | | of the | | | | | | behaviour | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **OPERANT | **SECONDARY | **FETISHISM | **SCHEDULE | **COGNITIVE | | CONDITIONIN | REINFORCER* | ** | OF | MAP** | | G** | * | | REINFORCEME | | | | | -sexual | NT** | -mental | | -learning | -neutral | attraction | | representat | | controlled | object that | to | -pattern of | ion | | by the | becomes | nonliving | reinforcing | of how a | | consequence | associated | things | a behaviour | physical | | s | with a | | | space is | | of the | primary | | | organized | | organisms | reinforce | | | | | behaviour | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **UNCONDITI | **LAW OF | **PREPARDNE | **SHAPING | **LATENT | | ONED | EFFECT** | SS** | BY | LEARNING** | | STIMULUS** | | | SUCCESSIVE | | | | -principle | -evolutiona | APPROXIMATI | -learning | | -stimulus | asserting | ry | ONS** | that's not | | that | that if a | predisposit | | directly | | elicits an | stimulus | ion | -conditioni | observable | | automatic | followed by | to learn | ng | | | response | a behaviour | some | a target | | | without | results in | pairings of | behaviour | | | prior | a reward; | feared | by | | | conditionin | the | stimuli | progressive | | | g | stimulus is | over others | ly | | | | more likely | owing to | reinforcing | | | | to give | their | behaviours | | | | rise to the | survival | that come | | | | behaviour | value | closer and | | | | in the | | closer to | | | | future | | the target | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **SKINNER | **OBSERVATI | **REINFORCE | **CONDITION | **PUNISHMEN | | BOX** | ONAL | MENT** | ED | T** | | | LEARNING** | | COMPENSATOR | | | -small | | -outcome or | Y | -outcome or | | animal | -learning | consequence | RESPONSE** | consequence | | chamber | by watching | of a | | of a | | constructed | others | behaviour | -a | behaviour | | by skinner | | that | conditioned | that | | to allow | | strengthens | response | weakens the | | sustained | | the | that is the | probability | | periods of | | probability | opposite of | of the | | conditionin | | of the | the | behaviour | | g | | behaviour | uncondition | | | to be | | | ed | | | administere | | | response | | | d | | | and served | | | and | | | to | | | behaviours | | | compensate | | | to be | | | for the | | | recorded | | | uncondition | | | unsupervise | | | ed | | | d | | | response | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **HIGHER | **CONDITION | **STIMULUS | | | | ORDER | ED | DISCRIMINAT | | | | CONDITIONIN | RESPONSE** | ION** | | | | G** | | | | | | | -conditione | -process by | | | | -developing | d | which | | | | a | response | organisms | | | | conditioned | previously | display a | | | | response to | associated | less | | | | a | with a non | pronounced | | | | conditioned | neutral | conditioned | | | | stimulus by | stimulus | response to | | | | virtue of | that is | conditioned | | | | its | elicited by | stimuli | | | | association | a neutral | that differ | | | | with | stimulus | from the | | | | another | through | original | | | | conditioned | conditioned | conditioned | | | | stimulus | | stimulus | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **CHAPTER 7 | | | | | | -- | | | | | | DEFINITIONS | | | | | | ** | | | | | +-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+-------------+ | **FLASHBULB | **CONTEXT | **EXPLICIT | **IMPLICIT | **SENSORY | | MEMORY** | DEPENDENT | MEMORY** | MEMORY** | MEMORY** | | | LEARNING** | | | | | -emotional | | -memories | -memories | -brief | | memory that | -superior | we recall | we don't | storage of | | is | retrieval | intentional | deliberatel | perceptual | | extraordina | of memories | ly | y | information | | rily | when the | and of | remember or | before it | | vivid and | external | which we | reflect on | is passed | | detailed | context of | have | consciously | to | | | the | conscious | | short-term | | | original | awareness | | memory | | | memories | | | | | | matches the | | | | | 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