1. Unit 4 Review Learning and Cognitive Processes
Psychology 40S
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Unit 4 Review
Learning and Cognitive Processes

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3. Let’s Talk
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A child who speaks in sentences, but does not use articles or prepositions is exhibiting this
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A: What is telegraphic speech?
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4. Let’s Talk 400 Question The smallest unit of sound A: What is phoneme?
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5. Let’s Talk 600 Question The smallest use of meaning
A: What is morpheme?
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6. Let’s Talk
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Expression of ideas through symbols and sounds that are arranged according to rules
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A: What is language?
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7. DAILY DOUBLE Let’s Talk 1000 Question
He first proposed that children are born with an innate capacity for language
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A: Who is Noam Chomsky?
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8. Motivate Yourself 200 Question
The theory that biological needs drive an organism to act in a certain way until its needs are satisfied
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A: What is drive-reduction?
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9. Motivate Yourself 400 Question
In Harry Harlow’s study, the baby monkeys preferred this type of surrogate mother
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A: What is cloth?
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10. Motivate Yourself 600 Question
Incentive theory stresses the role of this in motivating behavior
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A: What is environment?
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11. DAILY DOUBLE Motivate Yourself 800 Question
Engaging in activities because they are personally rewarding
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A: What is intrinsic motivation?
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12. Motivate Yourself 1000 Question
An external stimulus, reinforcer, or reward that motivates behavior
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A: What is incentive?
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13. Need Something? 200 Question
Studies have shown that high achievers prefer to be associated with these people
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A: What are experts who help them achieve?
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14. Need Something? 400 Question
Studies on obese individuals indicate they respond to these cues
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A: What are external cues to eat?
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15. Need Something? 600 Question
Martina Horner found that fear of success was greatest in this group
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A: What is women of above average intelligence?
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16. Need Something? 800 Question
The tendency of an organism to return to or maintain a normal state
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A: What is homeostasis?
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17. Need Something? 1000 Question
Abraham Maslow refers to biological drives, including the need for physical safety and security, as these needs
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A: What is fundamental?
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18. All Emotional 200 Question
He argued that people from different cultures express certain basic feelings in the same ways
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A: Who is Charles Darwin?
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19. All Emotional 400 Question
This explains the differences in emotional expression that we find in various cultures
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A: What is learning?
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20. All Emotional 600 Question
What cognitive theorists believe that bodily changes and thinking work together to produce
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A: What are emotions?
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21. All Emotional 800 Question
Ability to perceive, imagine, and understand emotions and to use that information in decision making
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A: What is emotional intelligence (EQ)?
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22. All Emotional 1000 Question
The theory of emotion that involves activation of the thalamus
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A: What is Cannon-Bard theory?
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23. Forget That 200 Question The three types of memory
A: What are sensory, short-term, and long-term?
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24. Forget That
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When first and last items are most easily recalled
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A: What is primacy-recency effect?
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25. Forget That 600 Question The memory of your own life
A: What is episodic memory?
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Grouping items to make them easier to remember
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A: What is chunking?
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The type of memory that holds auditory information for one or two seconds
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A: What is echoic (sensory) memory?
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28. I Think Therefore I Am 200 Question
“Mass remains constant despite changes in appearance” is an example of this
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A: What is rule?
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29. I Think Therefore I Am 400 Question
Rearranging the elements of a problem in order to find a new solution
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A: What is recombination?
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30. I Think Therefore I Am 600 Question
Changing and reorganizing the information stored in memory to create new or transformed information
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A: What is thinking?
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31. I Think Therefore I Am 800 Question
A visual, mental representation of an event or object
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A: What is image?
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32. I Think Therefore I Am 1000 Question
Habitual strategy or pattern of problem solving
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A: What is mental set?
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33. Final Jeopardy Question
The seven universally recognized facial expressions
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A: What is happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, disgust, contempt?
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