Project 2 Mind Games 1 Jeopardy Template

Learning: Classical Conditioning	Psychologists	Types of Memory	Long-Term Memory
100 What occurs if a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly presented without being followed by a UCS Extinction	100 Who studied learning involving the association of two stimuli? Ivan Pavlov	100 What are the three stages of memory? Sensory, Iconic, Long Term	100 What is cryptomnesia? A memory illusion in which people believe that some work they have done is a novel creation when, in fact, it is not original
200 What is the tendency for a new stimulus to elicit the same response as the original conditioned stimulus Generalization	200 Who developed the Law of Effect? Edward Thorndike	200 What is the memory of how to perform skilled motor activities, which have become well-learned habits and are carried out automatically (without conscious thought) Procedural Memory	200 What is infantile amnesia? The inability to remember events that occurred during the early part of life
300 What is the tendency to respond to some stimuli while not responding to other stimuli Discrimination	300 Who is associated with positive reinforcement, shaping, and cumulative records B.F Skinner	300 What is a theory describes concepts in long-term memory as being organized in a complex network of associations theory? Semantic Network Model	300 What are distortions and alterations in a witness’ memory due to receiving misleading information during questioning? Misinformation effects
400 What occurs when a CS is presented following extinction and the passing of time Spontaneous Recovery	400 Who believed that animals could develop cognitive maps of their environment Edward C. Tolman	400 What theory denies the existence of distinct short-and long-term memory systems and long0term memory systems and instead proposes that the more deeply information is cognitively processed, the more likely it is to be recalled Levels of Processing Model	400 What is a retrieval rule stating that retrieving information from long-term memory is most likely to occur when the conditions at retrieval closely match the conditions present during the original learning? Encoding specificity principle
500 What is the classical conditioning procedure in which a neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus after being paired with an existing conditioned stimulus Higher-order conditioning	500 Who emphasized learning through observation and imitation? Albert Bandura	500 What is the memory model in which a large network of interconnected neurons, or processing units, distributed throughout the brain simultaneously work on different memory tasks Parallel Distributed Processing Model	500 The tendency for retrieval from memory to be better when our state of mind during retrieval matches our state during encoding is _________ State-dependent memory

Project 2: Mind Games

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