Study Guide AP Psych Fall Final 100 Questions : 50 Questions – Unit 6: Learning & 50 Questions – Review Questions 1 Free Response Question: Unit 1-6 terms *Units of Study Break down Unit 1 – History of Psychology Modern Views of Psychology Trait View Developmental Behavioral Biological The sociocultural Branches of Psychology Structuralism Functionalism Applied Psychoanalysis Experimental Careers in psychology Evolutionary Teaching Parapsychology John Watson Psychoanalytic Pseudo-psychology Sigmund Freud Psychodynamic Empirical approach Wilhelm Wundt Cognitive Confirmation bias William James Scientific method Random assignment Expectancy bias Theory Correlational Studies Double Blind study Empirical investigation Survey Frequency distribution Independent variable Naturalistic Observation Histogram Dependent variable Longitudinal Study Inferential Statistics Confounding/ extraneous variables Cross-Sectional Study Descriptive Statistics Random sample Cohort-sequential study Mean, Mode, Median, Range Random selection Personal bias Significant Difference Unit 2 – Research Methods p=.05 Unit 3 – Biopsychology Biopsychology Serotonin Neuroscience Dopamine Evolution – Darwin GABA (MRI) Glutamate Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) Magnetic Resonance Imaging Natural Selection Genetics Endorphins Genotype Plasticity Phenotype Sensory Neuron DNA, Gene, Chromosome Motor Neuron Parts of a Neuron Interneuron Dendrite Central Nervous sys Soma Peripheral Nervous sys Axon Somatic nervous sys Myelin sheath Autonomic nervous sys Glial cells Sympathetic division Neurons Firing Parasympathetic division Action potential Endocrine system & Hormones All-or-none principle Pituitary gland Brain Scan Vesicles Electroencephalograph (EEG) Brain Stem Medulla Pons Reticular Formation Thalamus Cerebellum Amygdala Hippocampus Hypothalamus Cerebral Cortex Frontal Lobes Occipital Lobes Temporal Lobes Corpus Callosum Neurotransmitters Computerized Tomography Types of Neurotransmitter Limbic System (Mammalian) Parietal Lobes Synapse Terminal buttons Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Split Brain (CT) Cerebral Dominance Unit 4 - Sensation & Perception Transduction Differences of Sensation & Perception Stimulus-transduction-sensationperception The Ear Frequency & Amplitude waves How sound waves travel through the ear Size Shape Color Threshold Tympanic membrane (eardrum) Absolute Threshold Middle ear (3 bones) Difference Threshold (JND) Cochlea Ambiguous Figures Definition of Illusion Gestalt Laws of Perceptual Grouping: Weber’s Law Basilar membrane Figure Ground Signal Detection Theory Place theory Selective Attention Frequency theory Pragnanz Continuity Cocktail Party Effect Conductive Deafness Change Blindness Nerve Deafness Common fate Similarity Choice Blindness Other senses Proximity Pop-Out Phenomena Vestibular sense Binocular Cues The Eye Kinesthetic sense Retinal Disparity Retina Semicircular canals Rods & Cones Proprioception Convergence Monocular Cues of Depth Perception Fovea Olfaction Relative Size & Motion Blind Spot Pheromones How light enters the eye Gustation Optic Nerve Skin senses Ganglion cells Gate-control theory Interposition Light & shadow Linear perspective Bipolar cells Feature detectors Hermann Von Helmholtz – Learning Based inference (nurture) Trichromatic theory Binding Problem Gestalt psychology (nature) Opponent Processing Theory Bottom-Up processing Perceptual Set Color blindness Top-down processing Perceptual Constancy Unit 5 – States of Consciousness Consciousness (158) Sleep Paralysis (168) Hypnosis Pre-consciousness (164-4) REM Rebound(169) Three Qualities of Hypnosis (179) Unconsciousness (164) Sleep Disorders (175-177) Hypnotizability (179) Introspection (self-examination) Sleep Apnea Posthypnotic Amnesia (180) Cognitive neuroscience (159) Insomnia Hypnosis & Memory Mental Rotation (160) Narcolepsy Theories of Hypnosis (179-180) Zooming in with the mind (161) Night Terrors Mediation What Consciousness does for us (163) Nightmare Disorders States of Consciousness Sleep walking Psychoactive Drugs Dreams Sleep Talking Four Categories of Drugs Table 5.1 (183) Hypnosis Cataplexy Effects of Mediation (181) Depressants (184-5) Meditation Dreams Stimulants (186) Drug State Daydreaming (166) Opiates (184) Sleep Lucid Dreaming 5 Stages of Sleep (sleep cycle) (1689) Dream Theories Hallucinogens (182) EEG Reading of sleep (169) Sigmund Freud – Psychoanalytical theory (173) Addiction (188) Psychological Dependence (188) Non-REM sleep (168) Manifest Content REM Sleep (168) Latent Content Tolerance (187) Addiction (Physiological) Hours of Sleep needed (171) Information Processing Circadian rhythm (167) Activation Synthesis (174) Theories of sleep (169-170) Problem Solving Creative (174) (188) Withdrawal Symptoms (188) Unit 6 – Learning Learning (196) Positive and Negative Reinforcement (206-207) Behavorial learning vs Cognitive Learning Table 6.3 (197 & 224) Shaping (208) Learning vs Instincts (197) Habituation (197) The “Skinner Box” or Operant Chamber (207-208) B.F. Skinner’s Radical Behaviorism Mere Exposure Effect (197) Contingencies of Reinforcement –Continuous v. Intermittent (208-209) Operant vs. Classical Table 6.2 (215) Ratio Schedules (209) Classical Conditioning (199) Interval Schedules (209-210) Ivan Pavlov (198-199) Primary and Secondary Reinforcers (210) Neutral Stimulus (199) The Permack Principle (210-211) Unconditioned Stimulus UCS (199) Reinforcement Across Culture (211) Unconditioned Response UCR (199) Punishment (211) Acquisition (199) Physical punishment views Conditioned Stimulus CS (200) Meta-analysis Conditioned Response RS (200) Extinction & Spontaneous Recovery (201) Generalization (202) Discrimination Learning (202) Taste-Aversion & Chemo (202-204) Preparedness “Little Albert” (202-203) John Watson (202-203) Operant (206) Operant Conditioning (206) Law of Effect (206) Latent Learning Observational Learning Albert Bandura Associative Learning Operant Conditioning & Skinner’s Radical Behaviorism (206) Cognitive Map (220) Insight Learning (219- 220) Token Economy (210) Observational (222) Kohler Tolman Bandueras BoBo Experiment