Vocabulary
... a type of learning in which an organism comes to associate one stimulus with another.
3) Behavior Modification process of working to directly alter a patient's behavior pattern in order to minimize self-defeating treads and heighten positive trends and self satisfaction.
4) Intelligence the capacity to learn from experience and adapt successfully to one's environment.
5) Abraham Maslow American psychologist noted foe proposal of a hierarchy of human needs from basic to higher needs.
6) Explicit Memory a type of memory elicited through the conscious retrieval of recollections in response to direct questions.
7) Recognition a form of explicit memory retrieval in which items are presented to a person who must determine if they were previously encountered.
8) Implicit Memory a non0conscious recollection of a prior experience that is revealed indirectly, by its effect on performance.
9) Recall pulling up knowledge from your memory.
10) Short-term Memory a memory storage system that holds about seven items for up to 20 seconds before the material is transferred to long-term or is forgotten.
11) Long-term Memory a relatively permanent memory storage system that can hold vast amounts of information for many years.
12) Procedural Memory long-term memory skills and procedures, how to knowledge.
13) Declarative Memory stored long- term knowledge of facts about the world and ourselves.
14) Semantic Memory everything on knows., not connected to any specific experience where it is acquired, part of a declarative memory.
15) Episodic Memory memories of a single event, part of declarative memory.
16) Attribution Theory a set of theories that describe how people are the cause of behavior.
17) Howard Gardner cognitive and educational psychologist, noted for the theory of multiple intelligence and...
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