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24 Cards in this Set
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Absolute threshold |
Smallest amount of physical stimulation required to detect a sensory input |
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Webbers law |
Difference depends on the original sensation |
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Transduction |
Since receptors change the stimulus input to signals that the brain can understand results in neurons firing of action |
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Visible spectrum of light |
400 to 700 nm |
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Cones |
Color and detail |
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Iris |
Gives the other color and it's muscles contract and expand |
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Trichromatic theory |
Color perception results from activity across three talk to Connor scepters |
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Ossicles |
Three tiny bones the hammer and go in the store these bones increase the vibration |
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Numbers of smell is a human can detect |
10,000 smells |
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Binocular depth cues |
Binocular disparity |
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Pinna |
Out of here |
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Classical conditioning |
Patagonian conditioning respondent conditioning |
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Conditioned response |
Higher order conditioning |
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Variable ratio schedule of reinforcement |
Fixed interval |
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Punishment |
What is the probability of your sports suppress his behavior doesn't help the desirable behavior avoidance of retaliation punishment needs to aggression |
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Extinction |
Variation in on operant conditioning |
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Little Albert |
Emotional conditioning |
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Thorndike |
Laws affect in the puzzle box |
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B.F.Skinner |
Process of awkward conditioning opera is voluntary behavior that brings consequences reinforcer is increases in operant punishment decreases and I'll |
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Positive and negative reinforcement |
Positive adds to negative takes away |
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Color in the champs |
Learn by insight |
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Encoding |
Transformation of information into a form that can be stored |
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Elaborative rehearsal |
Relating new information to something you already know |
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Positive bias |
Pleasant events |
