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Guide for Test 2

Chapters 5-8

QuestionAnswer
What do rods do?
What do cones do?
What do the ganglion cells do?
What do optic nerves do?
Signal Detection
Absolute Thershold
Just-noticable difference
Difference Threshold
What happends to rods and cones when light decreases?
What happends during Transduction?
What is Gestalt Pychology?
Decribe the path of visual Information in the brain
Describe examples of Bottom-up and top-down processing
Difference of Stroboscopic motion vs motion aftereffects
What occurs in your visoin when you see something off in the distance
What occurs when you see only part of a picture
What are steps (in order) involved in transforming a sounds into a signal so the brain can understand it?
What do the cells in the olfactory bulb do?
What are the characteristics of a supertaster?
What are some examples of habituation in our daily lives?
Learning by association is called what?
unconditioned stimulus
conditioned stimulus
unconditioned response
conditioned response
stimulus generalization vs stimulus discrimination
examples of systematic desensitization
What is the Premack Principle
Primary vs Secondary Reinforcers
negative reinforcement
positive einforcement
negative punishment
positive punishment
what are the schedules of reinforcement and how do you use each?
Who is the psychologist who investigated social and observational learning?
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