Learning Objectives
The Students Will:

Understand classical conditioning and give examples of the process.
Understand operant conditioning and describe applications.
Explain the distinctions between positive and negative reinforcement and punishment.
Describe the importance of reinforcement schedules and the characteristics of the schedules.
Communicate the significance of shaping to the process of operant conditioning.

 

Cognition

 

 

Memory

memory

encoding

storage

retrieval

sensory memory

short-term memory

long-term memory

working memory

parallel processing

automatic processing

effortful processing

rehearsal

Perception

 

Sensation

Perception

Selective Attention

Inattentional Blindness

Change Blindness

Absolute Threshold

Sublimina

Priming

Difference Threshold

Sensory Adaptation