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Semantics
Putting words in a certain order to make sense and be grammatically correct
Syntax
What Words or phrases mean in a given sentence
Habituation
Decreasing response to a repeated stimuli
Acquisition
Initial stage of learning to associate two things
Generalization
Tendency for stimuli similar to the cs to elicit a similar response
Operant behavior
Behavior that operates on the environment, producing consequences
Law of effect
Behavior followed by favorable consequences becomes more likely than behavior with unfavorable consequences
Representative heuristic
Judging the likely hood of things in terms of how well they seem to represent a prototype
Framing
The way an issue is posed can affect the decision
Gamblers fallacy
Believes that a random independent event is more likely to occur based on the previous events
Recall
A measure in memory in which the person must retrieve info learned earlier
Flynn effect
Average IQ test scores have been increasing over the years
Standardization
The extent to which a test yields consistent results
Dopamine
A neurotransmitter that helps with memory, sleep, mood, pleasure, behavior, and cognition
Serotonin
neurotransmitter in charge of mood, sleep, appetite, and aggression
Norepinephrine
Neurotransmitter and hormone that’s in charge of attention and alertness, part of the fight or flight response
Cerebral cortex
Fabric of neurons over the whole brain that controls the information processing center
Association areas
In the cerebral cortex that are involved in higher functions like learning, remembering, and thinking
Dissociation
A split in consciousness that allows thoughts and behaviors to happen simultaneously
Barbiturates
Drugs that reduce brain activity which decreases anxiety but can impair memory and judgement
Opiates
Depress neural activity temporarily lessening pain and anxiety
Self determination theory
People are motivated by intrinsic and extrinsic motivation
Yerkes Dodson law
You need the right amount of anxiety and arousal to do good on tests
Broaden and build theory
Positive emotions expand someone’s awareness which causes more creativity
Adaptation level phenomenon
A tendency to form judgement based on prior experience
Relative deprivation
We are worse off than the people that we compare our selves to
General adaptation syndrome GAS
Adaptive responses to stress alarm, resistance, exhaustion
Conversion disorder
A person experiences physical symptoms for a disorder that doesn’t have a cause that you can see
Psychoanalysis
Patients free associations resistance and dreams allow for self insight
Resistance
Blocking a anxiety laden material from memory
Empiricism
A method of study relying on empirical evidence which includes things you’ve experienced: what you can see and touch
Basic
A type of scientific study to understand fundamental concepts
Qualitative research
Focus on understanding human behavior and reasons that govern such behavior
quantitative research
Gathering numerical data that can transformed into usable statistics
Meta analysis
Combining many similar studies to find patterns
Correlation
A measure of the extent to which 2 factors vary together