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Physiology and interpretation
Physiology and perception
Preception and interpretation
Preception and purpose
Philosophy and physiology
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Design study
Formulate connections between variables
Report findings
Formulate a hypothesis
Collect data
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Sampling bias
Response set
Level of education of experimenter
Social desirability bias
Double-blind procedure
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-.20
-.50
-.90
0
-.60
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Hypothalamus
Thalamus
Cerebrum
Medulla
Spinal cord
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Circulating blood
Regulating reflexes
Stamina
Breathing
Muscle tone
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Impaired motor skills
Epileptic seizures
Strokes
Heart attacks
Concusions
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Parietal
Cerebellar
Hindbrain
Frontal
Temporal
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Faster in the right hemisphere
Only in the right hemisphere
Both hemispheres at an equal pace
Faster in the left hemisphere
Neither
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Cornea
Retina
Soma
Fovea
Pupil
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Fovea
Lens
Pupil
Iris
Retina
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Similarity
Proximity
Continuity
Perceptual set
Closure
8-12 cps
Less than 4 cps
Dreamless sleep
Slow-wave sleep
Deep sleep
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Low amplitude
Vivid dreams
Relatively deep stage of sleep
Theta waves
High frequency
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Law of effect
Instrumental learning
Operant conditioning
Reinforcement
Classical conditioning
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Fixed-ratio is less resistant to extinction
Extinction is the gradual weakening of a stimulus
Continuous reinforcement is the most effective
Acquisition is the intial stage of learning
Varible-ratio has a higher resistance to extinction
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Escape learning
Negitive reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
Punishment
Avoidance learning
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B.F Skinner
Albert Bandura
Wilhelm Wundt
William James
Ivan Pavlov
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Acronym
Overlearning
Rehearsal
Mnemonic device
Link method
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Tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
Attention
Visual imagery
Elaboration
Levels of processing
Forgetting relevent information
Forgetting material just learned
Forgetting vivid details of childhood years
The phenonenon that you cant forget material you never learned
Needing help to remember past memories
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A flash of insight
Functional fixedness
A guiding principle or "rule of thumb" used in problem solving
Mental set
Solved through fast mapping
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The technique to finding a specific answer to a math problem
A system to solving a problem in a specific location
The space on the paper where a problem is found
Not being able to solve a problem in a certain area
The set of possible pathways to a solution
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Religious belief
Problem solving
Memory storage
Language devolpment
None of the above
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