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PSYCH 101 FINAL!

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show based on the commonsense assumption that memory, like all biological processes, decrades with time  
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show forgetting is caused by one memory completing with or trying to replace, another memory  
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show if you "blanked out" during exam and remembred "forgotten" info later  
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****Motivated theory of forgetting   show
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show old info interferes w/remembering new info, old info may interfere w/your ability to learn and remember your new college course in French  
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****Define and give an example of retroactive interference   show
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***How can you extend the CAPACITY of STM   show
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*****How can you extend the DURATION of STM   show
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show third stage of memory that stores info for long periods of time  
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****Give an example of hierarchies from the book. In which stage of memory are they used   show
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show first memory stage that holds sensory info  
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****What is experiment   show
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*****Give an example for encoding specificity principle   show
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show expanding the info, actively exploring and questioning new info, trying to find meaningfullness  
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show we are only aware of basic incoming sensory info; you obtain a copy of names of students and just repeat them over and over  
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****What is deep level of process and example   show
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****Give an example of chunking from the book   show
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****Placebo   show
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show a type of research which studies two or more variables to find a relationship bw them  
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****Double-Blind study   show
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show the group that receives the independent variable  
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*****Control Group   show
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show the variable that is manipulated by the experimenter  
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*****Dependent Variable   show
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show grouping separate pieces of info into a single unit  
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***Elaborative Rehearsal   show
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****Maintenance Rehearsal   show
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****Encoding specificity hypothesis   show
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show 2 variables move into the same direction-increase or decrease together  
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show Two variables move in opposite directions as one factor increases, the other one decreases  
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****Hierarchies   show
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show Remembering material at the beginning and end of a list better than the material in the middle  
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show scientific study of behavior and mental processes  
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show description, explanation, prediction, change  
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show p 6  
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6 steps in scientific method   show
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what is hypothesis   show
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show p 16  
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show occurs when researcher influences research results in the expected direction  
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show occurs when experimental conditions influence the participants behavior or mental processes  
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how do placebo and double blind address the problems of experimenter and participant bias   show
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show occurs when research participants are not representative of the lager population EX?  
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sample   show
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random assignment   show
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define random/representative sampling   show
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what is population, EX?   show
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case study   show
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naturalistic observation   show
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survey   show
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show participants aggreement to take a part in a study after being told what to expect  
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show informng participants after research about the purpose of the study, the nature of the anticipated results and any deceptions used  
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when is deception used   show
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what does debriefing mean   show
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major emphasis of psychoanalytic perspective   show
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show experimental methodology-"one variable causes, affects or influences the other"  
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show "there is a relationship (non-causal) bw 2 variables. Cant say variable causes, affects or influences other variable; - can predict  
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show simply observe variables  
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show manipulate variables  
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show genetic and biological processes in the brain and nervous system  
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major emphasis of the cognitive perspective   show
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major emphasis of the humanistic perspective   show
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major emphasis of behavioral perspective   show
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show p 252  
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*What is the key to accurate storage and retrieval in LT memory   show
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retrieval cue EX   show
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recognition EX   show
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contrast mass   show
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what is long-term potentiation   show
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causes of amnesia   show
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how do judges handle eyewitness testimony   show
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what is confidence of eyewitness research subjects even when inaccurate   show
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