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AP PSYCHOLOGY JOURNAL 3 rd Six Weeks Sensation and Perception Learning

AP Psychology 11/15/2013 Journal entry: prosopagnosia. Vocabulary Games Notes re Sensation EXAM DAY 12/2

Journal Entry 11/13 prosopagnosia p. 229 Watch the short clip. What is prosopagnosia? Write a paragraph about your reaction to learning about the condition this woman has. 3

AP Psychology Lessons 11/19/2013 Journal prompt: Pain Video Sensation and Perception Notes Basic principles of seeing the world – Bottom-up v top-down processing – Psychophysics – Signal detection – Thresholds – Subliminal processing Chapter 6 EXAM WILL BE ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 2013

5 Gate-Control Theory Melzack and Wall (1965, 1983) proposed that our spinal cord contains neurological “gates” that either block pain or allow it to be sensed. Gary Comer/ PhototakeUSA.com

Sensation and Perception Biopsychosocial approach to pain p. 255 * Copy the diagram on page 257. How could an understanding of each of these factors help alleviate pain? 1)Gate control theory (Melzack and Wall) 2)Endorphins (Cox) 3)Memories of pain (Kahneman) 4)Cultural expectations (Symbaluk) 5)Placebos (Kaptchuk) 6)Virtual reality games (258)

AP Psychology Lessons 11/21 Journal Prompt: Feature detectors Elementary concepts of vision, Inverted vision Elementary concepts of vision Diagram eye and notes Vision quiz

Journal Prompt 11/21 Watch the video on Elementary concepts of vision. Prompt: Write in complete sentences. What does Hubel and Wiesel’s experiment with the cat tell us about feature detectors? Learning Goal: Describe the visual sensory system.

AP Psychology Lesson 11/25 Journal Prompt: Hearing Turn in take-home quiz on vision Sensation and Perception Next class: In-class Notes Quiz on p Perception READ

Journal Prompt 11/25/2013 LO: Describe the auditory sensory system. p What is the importance of the hair cells in the cochlea? How can we be kind to our hair cells? What signal will we get if the hair cells are unhappy?

AP Psychology December 2, 2013 Vocabulary Perception Quiz Journal Prompt: Stroop effect Sense of smell Test next class Chapter 6 No journal due yet Begin Chapter 7 Learning Friday November 6

Journal prompt December 2, Explain how experiences and expectations influence perception. Stroop effect: Explain the principle underlying the Stroop effect. What was the reaction of your subjects to the Stroop effect?

Lesson December 6, 2013 Journal prompt: Biological predispositions and classical conditioning. Taste aversion Discovering psychology video Practice in classical conditioning Homework PSYCH SIM. Do by next class. – Classical Conditioning – Operant Conditioning

Journal prompt December 6, 2013 Content Standard 1: Classical conditioning 1.1 Describe the principles of classical conditioning 1.2 Describe clinical and experimental examples of classical conditioning 1.3 Apply classical conditioning to everyday life. p Biological predispositions Prompt: Why do behavior learning theorists consider classically conditioned behaviors to be biologically adaptive? Give an example of research from the text.

AP Psychology Lessons 12/10 Journal Prompt: Operant Conditioning Classical Conditioning Psych Sim Due Operant Conditioning Psych Sim Due Consequence Matrix Examples

Consequence Matrix

Journal Prompt 12/10 Operant conditioning 2.1 Describe the Law of Effect 2.2 Describe the principles of operant conditioning 2.3 Describe clinical and experimental examples of operant conditioning 2.4 Apply operant conditioning to everyday life P. 310 Unlike a reinforcer, a punisher decreases the frequency of a preceding behavior. According to Darley and Ater, punishment must be both swift and sure. a.Why are harsh punishments not effective in reducing the drunk driving rate? b.What can parents of delinquent youths due to achieve desirable behaviors in their children?

2012 Drunk Driving Statistics: Texas Source: MADD Drunk driving fatalities (.08 BAC or higher): 1,296 representing 38% of all total traffic deaths, a 7% increase from last year. Alcohol related crash injuries (.01 BAC or higher): Alcohol related crashes (.01 BAC or higher): DUI arrests: 89,256 DUI convictions: Not Available DUI refusals: Not Available Taxpayer subsidy of drunk driving fatalities: $6 billion

Negative reinforcement: A. Identify the aversive stimulus. B. What behavior is strengthened by its removal? 1. Taking aspirin to relieve a headache. 2. Hurrying home in the winter to get out of the cold. 3. Giving in to an argument or to a dog’s begging. 4. Fanning oneself to escape the heat. 5. Leaving a movie theater if the movie is bad. 6. Smoking in order to relieve anxiety. 7. Following prison rules in order to be released from confinement. 8. Feigning a stomachache in order to avoid school. 9. Putting on a car safety belt to stop an irritating buzz. 10. Turning down the volume of a very loud radio. 11. Putting up an umbrella to escape the rain. 12. Saying “uncle” to stop being beaten.

AP Psychology Lessons 12/12 Journal Prompt Modeling Observational learning Intrinsic Motivation CHECK JOURNAL

Journal Prompt: 12/ Describe the principles of observational and cognitive learning 3.2 Apply observational and cognitive learning to everyday life Prompt: Who has been a significant role model for you? For whom are you a model?