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Name that
Psychologist
Final Jeopardy
1 - $100
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Ivan Pavlov discovered what theory?
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Classical Conditioning
1 - $200
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BF Skinner discovered what theory?
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Bonus $100 if you can name the invention he
used to study this theory?
Operant Conditioning
 Skinner Box
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1 - $300
Who discovered the theory of observational
learning?
 Bonus $100 if you can describe the experiment
that led to this discovery
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Albert Bandura
 Bobo Doll Experiment
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1 - $400
Edward Tolman was the psychologist behind
what learning theory?
 Bonus $100 if you can name the type of animal
he experimented on during his research
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Latent Learning
 Rats
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1 - $500
Name the two psychologists who conditioned an
infant named Albert to respond fearfully to a
laboratory rat by using classical conditioning
 (1/2 credit if you can name 1 of the
psychologists)
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John Watson and Rosalie Rayner
2 - $100
Which school of psychology believed that
psychology should be an objective science and
study observable behavior without reference to
mental processes?
 $50 bonus if you can name the psychologist who
pioneered this theory.
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Behaviorism
 John Watson
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2 - $200
As a child, you were playing in the yard
one day when a neighbor’s cat wandered
over. Your mother (who has a fear of cats)
screamed and snatched you into her arms.
Her behavior caused you to cry. You now
have a fear of cats. What is the CR? What
is the NS?
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CR= FEAR
 NS = CATS
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2 - $300
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After being attacked by a dog, Sam developed a
fear for dogs. He also developed a fear for cats.
What principle of Classical Conditioning is Sam
demonstrating
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Stimulus Generalization
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If I get a paycheck every 2 weeks, what type of
reinforcement schedule is this?
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Fixed interval schedule
2 - $500
What type of punishment/reinforcement is
described below?:
 While the family is out, the dog jumps up on the
table and eats an entire box of fine chocolate
truffles that the owner’s uncle had brought. A
few hours later, the dog is violently ill all over
the owner’s bed. The dog sniffs at food on the
table after that doesn’t take any of it.
 Positive Punishment
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3 - $100
Which type of learning is defined below:
 Max witnesses his Dad fighting with, yelling and
using violent behavior with his mother. When
Max goes to his room to play with his action
figures, he displays violent and aggressive
behaviors
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Observational Learning
3 - $200
What type of learning is described below:
 Katie has always been in the passengers seat of
the car as her mother drives to school.
Yesterday she got her drivers license and despite
the fact that she has never driven to school
before, she knew exactly how to drive there.
 Latent Learning
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3 - $300
What type of learning is described below:
 Jamie has been struggling in Physics, he had a
rough first quarter and got an F on his midterm
exam. Now in 2nd quarter, Jamie has stopped
trying and doesn’t even attempt to try in physics
class, he stopped doing classwork, homework
and studying for the tests.
 Learned Helplessness
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3 - $400
What type of learning is described below?
 Elsa had been staring at a word problem for the
past 20 minutes. She’s made multiple attempts
to solve it, but can’t seem to find the answer.
Later, while out playing basketball with her
brother she suddenly has an epiphany about
how to solve the problem.
 Insight Learning
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3 - $500
Name the Psychologist AND Animal/Feature
behind each of these cognitive learning theories
 Insight Learning
 Latent Learning
 Learned Helplessness
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Insight:Kohler:Chimpanzees
 Latent:Tolman:Rats
 Learned Helplesness: Seligman: Dogs
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4 - $100
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What are the 3 processes of memory?
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Encoding, Consolidation and Retrieval
4 - $200
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What are the two types of Long Term memories
and provide an example or definition of each
Procedural (Non-Declarative): Steps or
procdures
 Declarative: Facts that can be stated outright
(Jeopardy information)
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4 - $300
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Is the “Tip of Your Tongue” phenomenon an
encoding, consolidation or retrieval error?
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Retrieval
4 - $400
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What are the two types of Declarative LTM
and provide a definition or example of each.
Semantic Memory: word meanings, names,
skills, “Game Show” knowledge
 Episodic Memory: Things that have happened
in your life, meaningful events
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4 - $500
The following is an example of what type of
memory problem?
 Greta has recently moved to Spain, while she
has been studying Spanish for years she finds it
difficult to transition and often forgets Spanish
words in favor of English ones since English is
her primary and dominant language
 Proactive Interference
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5 - $100
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Describe the difference between Reinforcement
and Punishment
Reinforcement: Encourages behavior
 Punishment: Stops behavior
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5 - $200
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Describe/Define the Serial Position Effect
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Tendency of information at the beginning and
end of a body of information be remembered
more accurately than information in the middle
of the body of information
5 - $300
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What is the term for “The disappearance or
weakening of a learned response following the
removal or absence of the UCS or Reinforcer
(operant conditioning)”
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Spontaneous Recovery
5 - $400
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Define/Explain the term: Elaborative Rehearsal
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a method of transferring information from STM
into LTM by making that information meaningful
in some way
5 - $500
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Carl missed school last Thursday and missed his
AP Psychology exam. Because he had to take it
after school, his teacher made him take the
exam in the Biology lab instead of in the room
where he usually learns Psychology. He argues
that the change in venue effected his memory
(And his test score!). What is the vocabulary
term used to describe Carl’s problem?
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Encoding Specificity
Final Jeopardy
Provide the word that describes this common
memory disorder:
A loss of the ability to create new memories after
an event, leading to a partial or complete
inability to recall the recent past, while longterm memories from before the event remain
intact.
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Anterograde Amnesia