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Froggy Jumps Psych Major Review: Learning, Memory, DevelopmentOnline version Quick quiz on weeks 6-9 topics by Lucy Renee 1 Which term describes learning through association between two stimuli (Pavlov)? a Classical conditioning b Observational learning c Operant conditioning 2 Who is linked to operant conditioning and reinforcement? a Watson b Skinner c Pavlov 3 Thorndike's Law of Effect states that behaviors with/outcomes are repeated? a with satisfying outcomes b with unsatisfying outcomes c randomly 4 What does Shaping involve in learning? a Reinforcing steps toward a target behavior b Removing rewards c Punishing all wrong attempts 5 Which brain area is key for emotional memories? a Cerebellum b Hippocampus c Amygdala 6 S-O-R theory includes which component that influences response? a Stimulus only b Organism (mental state) c Response only 7 What is latent learning? a Unlearning process b Learning with immediate reward c Learning without immediate reinforcement 8 What memory stage holds information briefly (7±2 items)? a Long-Term Memory b Short-Term Memory c Sensory Memory 9 Which theory emphasizes memory via social interaction and ZPD? a Hebb’s Law b Vygotsky’s Sociocultural Theory c Piaget’s Theory 10 Which memory model includes iconic and echoic memory? a Atkinson–Shiffrin Multistore Model b Wechsler Memory Model c Craik–Lockhart Levels of Processing 11 What is learning? a A lasting change in behavior or mental processes due to experience b An unchangeable trait c A temporary mood change 12 Which psychologist is linked to classical conditioning? a Bandura b Skinner c Pavlov 13 What does the Law of Effect state? a Behaviors followed by satisfying outcomes are repeated b Behaviors fade with practice c All behaviors are random 14 Which process strengthens synaptic transmission after repetition? a Neural fatigue b Long-Term Potentiation (LTP) c Synaptic decay 15 Which memory stage has iconic and echoic components? a Sensory memory b Working memory c Long-term memory 16 Which part of memory stores personal life events? a Procedural memory b Episodic memory c Semantic memory 17 What is the Zone of Proximal Development? a Stage of fixed ability b Gap between what a learner can do alone and with help c Area of maximum independence 18 What does the hypthestical term 'mirror neurons' relate to? a Motor neuron fatigue b Observing and imitating actions c Memory storage in hippocampus 19 Which theory emphasizes social interaction in learning? a Thorndike's Pure Behavior Theory b Piaget's Heterogeneous Theory c Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory 20 Which stage includes abstract and hypothetical thinking? a Formal Operational (Piaget) b Preoperational c Concrete Operational 21 What is classical conditioning primarily about? a Learning by observing others b Solving problems with insight c Learning by associating a neutral stimulus with a reflex 22 Which researcher is linked to the Little Albert experiment? a B.F. Skinner b Ivan Pavlov c John B. Watson 23 In Pavlov’s experiment, what is the CS? a The Salivation b The Bell c The Food 24 What does stimulus generalization involve? a New response to a new stimulus b Discriminating between stimuli c A similar stimulus triggering the CR 25 What is extinction in classical conditioning? a CR fades when CS is presented without US b US becomes CS c CR strengthens with practice 26 What is operant conditioning primarily about? a Genetic predispositions alone b Innate reflexes only c Learning via consequences shaping behavior 27 What is shaping in operant conditioning? a Punishing all errors b Reinforcing successive approximations c Providing the desired behavior instantly 28 Which memory type has the largest capacity? a Long-term memory b Working memory c Sensory memory 29 What is the encoding specificity principle about? a Meaningless repetition aids recall b Memory is unaffected by mood c Retrieval is easier with similar context and cues 30 Which stage is part of Piaget’s cognitive development? a Concrete Operational b Formal Operational c Sensorimotor

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Psych Major Review: Learning, Memory, DevelopmentOnline version

by Lucy Renee

Which term describes learning through association between two stimuli (Pavlov)?

Who is linked to operant conditioning and reinforcement?

Thorndike's Law of Effect states that behaviors with/outcomes are repeated?

What does Shaping involve in learning?

Which brain area is key for emotional memories?

S-O-R theory includes which component that influences response?

What is latent learning?

What memory stage holds information briefly (7±2 items)?

Which theory emphasizes memory via social interaction and ZPD?

Which memory model includes iconic and echoic memory?

What is learning?

Which psychologist is linked to classical conditioning?

What does the Law of Effect state?

Which process strengthens synaptic transmission after repetition?

Which memory stage has iconic and echoic components?

Which part of memory stores personal life events?

What is the Zone of Proximal Development?

What does the hypthestical term 'mirror neurons' relate to?

Which theory emphasizes social interaction in learning?

Which stage includes abstract and hypothetical thinking?

What is classical conditioning primarily about?

Which researcher is linked to the Little Albert experiment?

In Pavlov’s experiment, what is the CS?

What does stimulus generalization involve?

What is extinction in classical conditioning?

What is operant conditioning primarily about?

What is shaping in operant conditioning?

Which memory type has the largest capacity?

What is the encoding specificity principle about?

Which stage is part of Piaget’s cognitive development?