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AP Psychology II

AP Psychology foundational terms: learning, cognition, development, personality, disorders.

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44 basic cards for AP Psychology. Set 2 of 13 in AP Psychology. It opens with "Classical conditioning is best described as" and "In classical conditioning, what is the unconditioned response?". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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Classical conditioning is best described as
Show answerlearning through association of a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned stimulus until the neutral stimulus alone elicits the response
In classical conditioning, what is the unconditioned response?
Show answerthe natural, automatic response to an unconditioned stimulus (requires no learning)
Operant conditioning uses reinforcement and punishment to
Show answerstrengthen or weaken behavior based on its consequences
A positive reinforcer is a stimulus that
Show answerwhen added after a behavior, increases the likelihood the behavior will occur again
Negative punishment involves
Show answerremoving a desirable stimulus after a behavior to decrease that behavior
Observational learning occurs through
Show answerwatching and imitating the behavior of others, especially models we find credible or admirable
Extinction in classical conditioning means
Show answerthe conditioned response decreases when the conditioned stimulus is presented repeatedly without the unconditioned stimulus
Spontaneous recovery is when
Show answera conditioned response reappears after extinction without the pairing being repeated
Variable ratio schedules of reinforcement
Show answerreinforce after an unpredictable number of responses, producing steady, resistant-to-extinction behavior
Sensory memory holds information for approximately
Show answerless than one second (visual) or a few seconds (auditory)
Working memory (short-term memory) has a capacity of roughly
Show answerseven plus or minus two items, and lasts about 20-30 seconds without rehearsal
Chunking increases working memory capacity by
Show answergrouping individual pieces of information into meaningful units
Explicit (declarative) memory includes
Show answermemories that can be consciously recalled and verbally described, like facts and events
Implicit (procedural) memory consists of
Show answerskills and habits that influence behavior without conscious awareness or recollection
The primacy effect in memory refers to
Show answerbetter recall of items at the beginning of a list

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