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Psychology Bell Work 3rd Quarter – 2018-2019

Monday, February 4 A psychologist is a person who… Define psychology.

Tuesday, February 5 Write down three things you can recall about psychology as a science. (Definition, goals, research, etc.)

Wednesday, February 6 No bell work – Snow Day

Monday, February 11 The issue of heredity vs. environment has always been a debated topic. Think about the person you are today. How much of “you” is a result of heredity? How much of “you” is a result of the environment in which you live?

Wednesday, February 13 Write down one fact that you can recall about 3 of the men listed below. Sir Francis Galton Ivan Pavlov John Watson B.F. Skinner

Thursday, February 14 Write down five things that you have learned from this chapter.

Monday, February 25 Think about learning to ride a bike. How does one learn to ride a bike? What is involved in this process?

How would you define learning? Tuesday, February 26 How would you define learning? What are some different ways in which we learn behaviors?

Wednesday, February 27 What can you recall about Classical Conditioning?

(Not assigned as bell work) Jordan is a three-year-old who always loves playing with balloons. One day while Jordan was playing with the balloon, it popped. The loud noise upset him and he cried. Ever since that day, whenever he sees a red balloon, he starts to cry. Identify the following based on the scenario: Neutral Stimulus (NS) Unconditoned stimulus (UCS) Unconditioned response (UCR) Conditioned stimulus (CS) Conditioned response (CR)

Thursday, February 28 Give your own example of classical conditioning. This could be from your life or something that you observed. If you can’t think of anything, explain an example of something that could be considered classical conditioning. Explain the UCS, UCR, CS, and the CR.

Friday, March 1 What can you recall about operant conditioning?

Monday, March 4 Briefly explain the schedules of reinforcement: Fixed ratio Variable ratio Fixed Interval Variable Interval

Tuesday, March 5 Explain how reinforcements and punishments can influence our behavior.

Wednesday, March 6 Give an example for each of the following: Positive reinforcement Negative reinforcement Positive punishment Negative punishment

Thursday, March 7 What are some factors that could affect (influence) learning? These could be positive or negative.

Friday, March 8 Sometimes we learn things from simply watching other people. Give three examples of things that you have learned strictly from observation, not necessarily by doing.

Monday, March 11 Write down 3 things that you can recall from the section on factors that affect learning?

Tuesday, March 12 Which learning theory (classical, operant, or social) do you think contributes the most to your learning? Explain your choice.

Wednesday, March 13 Explain how modeling, observation, and disinhibition contribute to our learning experiences.

Monday, March 18 Explain how your life would be if you had no memory.

Tuesday, March 19 Write down everything that you did yesterday that did NOT involve memory.

Wednesday, March 20 In your opinion, how good is your memory? Explain!

Thursday, March 21 Explain how selective attention and feature extraction help us to narrow down sensory inputs.

Friday, March 22 In what ways do sensory memory and short term memory differ? In what ways are they similar?

Tuesday, October 23 Write down 5 things that you can recall about long-term memory.

Wednesday, October 24 What do you think causes you to forget information, events, people’s names, etc.?

Thursday, October 25 Write down three things that you learned about retrieving information from memory.