Psychology & Sociology

Mr. Pankow: Sensation, Perception & Cognition

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____ are located at the side of the tongue

Foliate papillae are located at the ____ of the tongue

____ are located at the back of the tongue

Circumvallate papillae are located at the ____ of the tongue

____ are located at the center of the tongue and do not contain taste buds

____ is a substance that simulates the sense of taste

____ is a protein associated with the sensation of taste

____ states that each taste bud has 5 axons for each type of taste and sends its signals to the gustatory cortex

The labelled lines model states that each taste bud has 5 axons for each type of taste and sends its signals to the ____

____, ____, and ____ cells rely on G-Protein Coupled Receptors

Sweet, Umami, and Bitter cells rely on ____

Sour and Salty rely on ____

____ and ____ rely on ion channels

Smell synapses at the ____

Concrete operational stage occurs between ages ____ associated with ____, ____, and ____

____ is caused by a lack of vitamin B1 (thiamine)

The ____ attitude towards intelligence states that intelligence is changeable if you learn more

IQ scores are scaled so the average person scores ____

____ states that human ability is hereditary

____ was the first person to look at decay in human memory

Infant's in the sensorimotor stage gather information through ____ and ____

____ is when we break down large problems into smaller problems and tackle the problem that has the most difference between the current sta…

____ states that there are 3 independent intelligences (creative, analytical, and practical) that are based on real world success

Treisman's Attenuation Theory states that stimuli ____ --> ____ --> ____ --> ____

The spotlight model of attention states that ____

Priming is where ____.

The resource model of attention states that ____ and ____

____ states that we get inputs from environment, process the inputs, and output decisions.

____ includes sensory information you actually process and consists of what you are thinking about in the moment.

The serial position effect states that ____

Explicit memories are ____

Episodic memory is ____ memories

Encoding is ____

Encoding specificity is enhanced memory when ____

Retrieval is ____

Source monitoring is being able to ____

____ is when you can remember a piece of information but can't remember where it came from

____ are very vivid memories formed during an emotionally arousing event

Flashbulb memories are ____

Inattention is ____ for memory

____ is when connections between neurons strengthen to improve recall/memory

Long-term potentiation (LTP) is when ____

____ is when we can't recall a piece of information anymore

Memory decay can be caused by ____ or ____

You can tell if someone has learnt something before after memory decay based on how quickly they ____.

The two types of memory interference are ____ and ____

Retroactive interference is when ____

____ interference is when new learning impairs old information

Proactive interference is when ____

____ interference is when old information impairs new learning

The cognitive abilities that are stable with age include ____ and ____

The cognitive abilities that improve with age are ____, ____, and ____

The cognitive abilities that decline with age are ____, ____, ____, ____ and ____

____ is the ability to use acquired knowledge and experience

Crystallized IQ is the ability to use ____ and ____

Prospective memory is ____

____ is a term for decline in memory and cognitive functions to the point of interfering with daily life

Dementia is a term for decline in ____ and ____ to the point of interfering with daily life

The most common form of dementia is ____

Alzheimer's is associated with ____

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