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Study guide Exam 2
Course: PYSCHOLOGY 1101, Fall 2011School: Georgia State
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2The Test test will cover Chapters 6, 7, 8. The exam is 50 questions, multiple choice. Material will mostly come from lectures and power points. This study guide is very broad, make sure you know the major concepts from the slides. The book will be a good resource for better understanding the material we have covered in class. I. Chapter 6 1. What is sensation? Perception? 2. What is top-down and bottom up...
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2The Test test will cover Chapters 6, 7, 8. The exam is 50 questions, multiple choice. Material will mostly come from lectures and power points. This study guide is very broad, make sure you know the major concepts from the slides. The book will be a good resource for better understanding the material we have covered in class.
I. Chapter 6 1. What is sensation? Perception? 2. What is top-down and bottom up processing? 3. What are the different components involved with the different senses discussed in class? II. Chapter 7 1. What is learning? Have 2. a basic understanding of the different components of classical conditioning a. UCS, UCR, CS, CR 3. What is extinction? 4. What are some pros and cons for Classical conditioning? 5. Understand the differences between operant and classical conditioning? 6. What is shaping? Reinforcement? 7. Know the four schedules of reinforcement. 8. What is modeling? III. Chapter 8 1. What is memory? Sensory memory? Short-term memory? Long-term memory? 2. What is chunking? 3. What is the difference between implicit and explicit memory?
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