Identify the description below if it is a characteristic of sensory memory (SM), short-term memory (STM), or long-term memory (LTM).

Temporary storage of new information; interaction with stored information

Identify the description below if it is a characteristic of sensory memory (SM), short-term memory (STM), or long-term memory (LTM).

Approximately half a second to three seconds

Select the name of the associated person from the description below:

Eric Kandel, George Sperling, Hermann Ebbinghaus, Richard F. Thompson, Elizabeth Loftus, Karl Lashley.

The psychologist who identified the duration of visual sensory memory

Indicate which of the following schedules of reinforcement is being used for the example below: variable-interval (VI); fixed-interval (FI); variable-ratio (VR); fixed-ratio (FR).

At the start of the new term, your instructor announces that there will be five surprise quizzes over the course of the semester.

Indicate which of the following schedules of reinforcement is being used for the example below: variable-interval (VI); fixed-interval (FI); variable-ratio (VR); fixed-ratio (FR).

At the start of the semester, your instructor announces that there will be a test every two weeks.

Indicate which of the following schedules of reinforcement is being used for the example below: variable-interval (VI); fixed-interval (FI); variable-ratio (VR); fixed-ratio (FR).

A data-entry clerk is paid one dollar for every 100 correct accounting entries created on the computer.

Select the name of the associated person from the description below:

Eric Kandel, George Sperling, Hermann Ebbinghaus, Richard F. Thompson, Elizabeth Loftus, Karl Lashley.

The psychologist who attempted but failed to discover the specific location of individual memories in the brain

Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

One of Jordan’s first jobs as an animal trainer was to train a pig to get a coin and deposit it in a piggy bank. Through shaping and reinforcement with food, Jordan had several initial successes, but soon the pig was more interested in pushing the coin along the ground with its snout than in putting it in the bank.

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Drugs that produce feelings of detachment and depersonalization

Identify the strategy used in the example below. Choose from: trial and error, algorithm, heuristic, insight, representativeness heuristic, availability heuristic, and single-feature model.

Laura is attempting to construct a house out of LEGO building blocks. She tries blocks of different shapes until she finds one that fits.

Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

Lisa transfers to a new college and spends her first few days on campus getting oriented. A week later she chooses to have lunch at the college cafeteria. Although she has never eaten there before, she has no problem finding it.

Identify the description below if it is a characteristic of sensory memory (SM), short-term memory (STM), or long-term memory (LTM).

Limited capacity of about seven items

Identify the drug class of the drug described below and give an example (or examples).

Addictive drugs that mimic endorphins and relieve pain and produce euphoria

Identify the process involved (classical conditioning, operant conditioning, latent learning, instinctive drift, observational learning) and the psychologist(s) associated with it for the situation described below:

When Brittany’s grandmother gave her a toy broom, the two-year-old quickly tried to sweep the floor with it.