AP Psychology 1st Semester Final Study Guide
A crossword puzzle game to study the concepts of five units: History & Approaches, Brain & Biology, Sensation & Perception, Learning, and Memory & Cognition.
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Topics of this game:
- Perspective that believes in free will and positive growth mindset of human nature.
- Perspective that studies unconscious processes and unresolved past conflicts from childhood.
- Causation does not equal what?
- What number should a p-value be as close to as possible to mean the results did not happen randomly?
- When people are put into either the control or experimental group randomly.
- Short branch on cell body of a neuron that receives message.
- Drug that excite and enhance cellular activities.
- When the neuron stops firing in order to repolarize.
- What area of the brain understands speech?
- When it is hard to breathe while sleeping.
- What stage does dreaming occur in?
- Which lobe of the brain is in charge of processing visual input?
- The brain's ability to change, especially during childhood.
- What gland is the called the master gland?
- When one fails to see objects, because their attention is diverted elsewhere.
- The minimum stimulation needed to detect a stimulus 50% of the time.
- Process by which sensory messages are converted into neural impulses for the brain to be able to interpret.
- The meaty and broth-like taste of the five tastes on the tongue.
- The sense in charge of the body's balance.
- What is the first part of the eye that light travels through?
- Height of amplitude controls what for vision?
- Length of wavelength controls what for hearing?
- Demonstrate learning only when there is a reward or reason
- The learning method to use rewards and punishments to learn or change behavior.
- Successive reinforcers to guide behavior towards the desired behavior.
- A stimulus that elicits no response before conditioning.
- when one is conditioned to expect bad or negative results no matter what they do.
- The desire to perform an action for the purpose to receive the promised reward and/or avoid punishment.
- Mental layout of the environment.
- The effect when items at the beginning and the end are remembered the best.
- When one recalls memories that are similar to their current mood.
- Inability to remember things before a trauma.
- The memory system that briefly processes and stores selected information from sensory system; immediate awareness.
- Automatic processing, unintentional and without conscious recall.
- The process by which we recollect prior experiences, information, and skills learned in the past.
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