absolute threshhold
academic, ability to create novel ideas and street smart everyda
analytical, creative and practical are examples of who's theory
anorexia
anorexia
arousal theory
blind spot
bulimia
bulimia
carbohydrates
classical condition
conditioned reinforcers
cones
cr-conditioned responce
cs- conditioned stimuli
effortful processing
empty stomach
encoding
examples of gardners theory
extinction
fat cells
fat cells
fixed interval ratios
fixed ratio schedules
gardners theory
generalization
glucose
glucose
habituation
hearing test is an example of
homeostasis
hypothalamus
implicit memory
implicit memory
independant linguistics, logical mathematics
intellectual disability
intellectual disability
intelligence
intelligence
iris
learning
lh
long term memory
maslow's hierarchy of needs
memory
motivation:
need to belong
negative punishment
negative reinforcement
negative reinforcement
negative reinforcement
normal curve
normal curve
numeric scores only represents general intelligence but not the
operant condition
opponent process theory
optical nerve
optical nerve
orexin
orexin
perception
perception
physical punishment
positive punishment
positive punishment
positive punishment
positive reinforcement
positive reinforcement
pupil
recognition
recognition
refractory period
reinforcement schedules
rods
savants syndrome
sensation
sensory adaptation
sensory adaptation
serotonin
set point
set point
short term definition
someone who does well in drawing but in other areas has low ment
spearmans
spearmans g factor
spontaneous recovery
stanford binet iq
sternberg theory
successive approximations
thorndikes law of effect
ur-unconditioned response
us-unconditioned stimulus
variable interval ratios
vhm
vhm
wais test
webers law
what is common between two items and using blocks are example of
young-helmholtz trichromatic theory