Psychology & Sociology

Mr. Pankow: Sensation, Perception & Cognition

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Group meetings can be categorized into three main steps: ____ ____ ____

____ is when a patient slips back and returns to a drug they were addicted to

Relapse is more likely to occur when ____ and ____.

____ occurs when an individual must perform two tasks which require attention simultaneously This theory also states that attention is a li…

Divided attention occurs when ____ This theory also states that attention is a limited resource, so you switch between tasks rather than mu…

Divided attention occurs when an individual must perform two tasks which require attention simultaneously This theory also states that atte…

____ is the focusing of attention on an object by two seperate individuals

____ is when attention is focused sustainably on a single task

____ is when you focus/concentrate on something at the exclusion of other stimuli in the environment

Attention is when you ____

____ is the ability to maintain attention while being presented with interfering stimuli

Selective attention is the ability to ____

The two types of cues that direct our attention are ____ and ____ cues.

____ are cues that we don't have to tell ourself to look for in order to capture attention.

Exogenous cues are cues that ____.

Exogenous cues are driven by ____ processing Endogenous cues are driven by ____ processing

____ require internal knowledge to understand the cue.

Endogenous cues require ____

The cocktail party effect is an example of an ____ cue. It is the ability to ____

____ is when we aren't aware of things in our visual field when our attention is directed elsewhere in that field

In-attentional blindness is when ____

____ is failing to notice a change in the environment as a result of selective attention

Change-blindness is ____

____ are objects and events out in the world around you

Distal stimuli are ____

____ are the patterns of stimuli from objects and events that reach your senses

____ is the act of bringing the spotlight of attention on an object or event without body or eye movement

____ is the act of bringing the spotlight of attention on an object or event by moving the body to maximize sensory impact

____ occurs when attention is attracted by the motion of an object or stimulus

____ occurs when damage to the brain causes a patient to fail to be aware of items to one side of space.

Neglect syndrome occurs when damage to the brain causes a patient to ____.

____ is the main cholinergic (acetylcholine) output of the central nervous system

The basal forebrain is ____

____ is attention involved in goal directed behavior, monitoring internal conflicts, and anticipating the effects of behavior.

Executive attention is attention involved in ____, ____, and ____.

____ is an experiment where people are told to repeat everything said in one ear and ignore the other.

Shadowing task is an experiment where ____.

____ proposed that stimuli go into a sensory register --> selective filter --> perceptually processed --> conscious

Broadbent's early selection theory proposed that stimuli ____ --> ____ --> ____ --> ____

____ state that stimuli enters the sensory register --> perceptual process --> selective filter --> conscious

Deutch and Deutch's Late Selection Theory state that stimuli ____ --> ____ --> ____ --> ____

____ states that stimuli enter the sensory register --> attenuator --> perceptual process --> conscious

____ states that we take info from 5 senses but don't pay attention to everything

____ is where exposure to one stimulus affects our response to a future stimulus.

____ states that attention is a limited resource and humans are bad at multitasking

The three things that influence our ability to multitask: ____ ____ ____

Multitasking is ____ efficient than working on a single task

The information processing model states that we ____, ____, and ____.

The information processing model is driven by ____ processing

____ is a temporary register of all information your senses are taking in

The sensory register includes ____ and ____ memory

Iconic memory is ____ and lasts ____ Echoic memory is ____ and lasts ____

Working memory AKA ____

Working memory includes ____ and consists of ____.

____ states that we are better at remembering things at the beginning and end of a list

Visuo-spatial sketchpad is where ____ and ____ info are processed

The phonological loop is where ____ is processed, including ____

The central executive is used to ____

____ acts as a connecter for information to be stored in long-term memory

____ states its easier to remember words associated with images.

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