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What is consciousness
Knowing or being aware of internal and external experience.
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What is reflexes
Fast, involuntary responses to stimuli that are mediated by circuits in the spinal cord and brainstem.
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What is Memory
The ability to retain knowledge
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What is Imitation
Copying a behavior that is unlikely to occur naturally and spontaneously
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What is content of awareness
What you are aware of via the senses.
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What is classical conditioning
The most basic form of associative learning, in which an organism learns a new association between two stimuli.
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What is encoding
This is the process of acquiring sensory information and transforming it into a format that can be stored in memory
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What is Conditioned Response (CR)
A learned reaction
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What is Apnea
Breathing can stop for a minute or more before the body’s alarms wake the sleeper
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What is Fluid Intelligence
The ability to think logically without the need to use previously learned knowledge (e.g., detect visual patterns).
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What is melatonin
Natural and artificial light inhibits this neurotransmitter.
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What is fixed ratio schedule
This require that a behavior occur a set number of times for each reinforcement.
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What is Algorithm
Precise, step-by-step set of rules that reliably generates a solution to a problem
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What is the Premack Principle
The _____ Principle is when a preferred activity can be used to reinforce a less preferred activity.
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What is cataplexy
Muscle paralysis that accompanies REM sleep occurs suddenly, though the person is still fully alert
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What is Discrimination
The ability to make fine distinctions between the implications of related stimuli
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What is operant conditioning
The process of associating a behavior with its consequences
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