Psyc 320 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

William JamesTypes of memory - primary (current consciousness) - secondary (distant past) Ebbinghauslearning curves forgetting curves primacy/recency distributed/massed Müller- memories are unstable and impermanent -perserveration of memories - retroactive interference

Gibsons Ecological Approach- perception is not stationary - perception should be studied as it occurs in natural environment Gradient Flow- strong cue for motion and depth perception - gradient created by movement of observer through environment optic flow neuronsneurons in the medial superior temporal area (MST) of monkeys respond to flow patterns mirror neuronsneurons in the brain that are activated when one observes another individual engage in an action and when one performs a simi...

Which functionality would be most affected if you lost your SA II (Ruffini) touch receptors?Sensitivity to finger position and downward skin pressure, as when holding an object Refer to the figure. This figure demonstrates the locations of four types ofmechanoreceptors Which functionality would be most affected if you lost your SA I (Merkel) touch receptors?Texture perception and pattern/form perception, like for reading Braille Mechanoreceptors that have a slow adaptation rate and lar...

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on Chapter 6; Research strategies and validity from the course Experimental Psychology taught by Professor Freer.

This is a comprehensive and detailed note on Chapter 5 notes from the course Experimental Psychology taught by Professor Freer. U'll need it!!

Chapter 13 notes from the course Experimental Psychology taught by Professor Freer. U'll need it!!

Fall 2021 PSYC 320- B07 LUO Quiz TEST: Measurement of Behavior and Behavior Change and Reinforcement questions and answers The subject matter behavior modification concerns itself with is/are Frequency, duration, intensity, and latency are __________________ of behavior. What dimension of behavior is a measure of how long the behavior occurred? Behavior is defined as: Tommy’s teacher observes him purposely shove another student. Tommy’s observable act of shoving would be an example of...

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William JamesTypes of memory - primary (current consciousness) - secondary (distant past) Ebbinghauslearning curves forgetting curves primacy/recency distributed/massed Müller- memories are unstable and impermanent -perserveration of memories - retroactive interference Bartlettmemory as reconstructed

Gibsons Ecological Approach- perception is not stationary - perception should be studied as it occurs in natural environment Gradient Flow- strong cue for motion and depth perception - gradient created by movement of observer through environment optic flow neuronsneurons in the medial superior temporal area (MST) of monkeys respond to flow patterns mirror neuronsneurons in the brain that are activated when one observes another individual engage in an action and when one performs a simi...