Question 1

Declarative long-term memories

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A)  are unavailable to the consciousness. 
B)  are implicit memories. 
C)  are usually caused by classical or instrumental conditioning. 
D)  can be expressed verbally. 
E)  do not involve the hippocampus. 
A)  are unavailable to the consciousness. 
B)  are implicit memories. 
C)  are usually caused by classical or instrumental conditioning. 
D)  can be expressed verbally. 
E)  do not involve the hippocampus.

Question 2

Which of the following is true of long-term potentiation (LTP)?

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A)  LTP is the cellular basis for episodic memory. 
B)  LTP occurs independent of synaptic activity. 
C)  LTP reflects a persistent temporal summation of postsynaptic potentials. 
D)  LTP can be produced in isolated hippocampal slices. 
E)  LTP typically lasts up to one hour. 
A)  LTP is the cellular basis for episodic memory. 
B)  LTP occurs independent of synaptic activity. 
C)  LTP reflects a persistent temporal summation of postsynaptic potentials. 
D)  LTP can be produced in isolated hippocampal slices. 
E)  LTP typically lasts up to one hour.

Question 3

Transcortical connections between the sensory association cortex and the motor association cortex are involved in

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A)  conditioned emotional responses. 
B)  sensory memory. 
C)  the acquisition of simple behaviors by observation. 
D)  the acquisition of episodic memory. 
A)  conditioned emotional responses. 
B)  sensory memory. 
C)  the acquisition of simple behaviors by observation. 
D)  the acquisition of episodic memory.

Question 4

Explain the distinction between declarative and nondeclarative memory.

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Declarative memories are those that are

Question 5

People with anterograde amnesia

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A)  show impairment of perceptual memory. 
B)  show impairments in motor memory. 
C)  show impairment of complex relational learning. 
D)  are unable to recall childhood experiences. 
E)  show facilitated stimulus-response learning. 
A)  show impairment of perceptual memory. 
B)  show impairments in motor memory. 
C)  show impairment of complex relational learning. 
D)  are unable to recall childhood experiences. 
E)  show facilitated stimulus-response learning.

Question 6

The most profound symptom of Korsakoff's syndrome is

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A)  anterograde amnesia. 
B)  total amnesia. 
C)  combative behavior. 
D)  delirium tremens. 
E)  auditory and visual hallucinations. 
A)  anterograde amnesia. 
B)  total amnesia. 
C)  combative behavior. 
D)  delirium tremens. 
E)  auditory and visual hallucinations.

Question 7

Explain what is meant by the "Hebb rule."

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The Hebb rule states that a synapse that

Question 8

The key function of classical conditioning is to allow an organism to

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A)  adjust behavior according to its consequences. 
B)  acquire new physical skills. 
C)  recognize familiar objects. 
D)  learn new species-typical behaviors. 
E)  understand the relationship between stimuli. 
A)  adjust behavior according to its consequences. 
B)  acquire new physical skills. 
C)  recognize familiar objects. 
D)  learn new species-typical behaviors. 
E)  understand the relationship between stimuli.

Question 9

Describe the four basic forms of learning: a)perceptual learning
b)stimulus-response learning
c)motor learning
d)relational learning.
Give a brief example of each in your answer.

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Perceptual learning allows us to recogni

Question 10

An example of relational learning is

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A)  practicing a golf swing repeatedly, which results in more accurate strokes. 
B)  salivating in response to a favorite food. 
C)  forming a mental map of a room based on your experience in the room. 
D)  recognizing a familiar stimulus. 
E)  recalling an event from your childhood. 
A)  practicing a golf swing repeatedly, which results in more accurate strokes. 
B)  salivating in response to a favorite food. 
C)  forming a mental map of a room based on your experience in the room. 
D)  recognizing a familiar stimulus. 
E)  recalling an event from your childhood.

Question 11

In classical conditioning,a neutral stimulus

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A)  becomes inactive over repeated presentations. 
B)  reliably produces a response. 
C)  is termed the unconditional stimulus. 
D)  must always be presented after the unconditional stimulus. 
E)  is paired repeatedly with a stimulus that evokes a reflexive response. 
A)  becomes inactive over repeated presentations. 
B)  reliably produces a response. 
C)  is termed the unconditional stimulus. 
D)  must always be presented after the unconditional stimulus. 
E)  is paired repeatedly with a stimulus that evokes a reflexive response.

Question 12

Your ability to recognize a series of tones as the opening to "The Star-Spangled Banner" is an instance of ________ that likely involves the ________.

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A)  musical learning; left hemisphere 
B)  perceptual learning; auditory association cortex 
C)  stimulus-response learning; frontal cortex 
D)  perceptual learning; visual association cortex 
E)  intermodal learning; corpus callosum 
A)  musical learning; left hemisphere 
B)  perceptual learning; auditory association cortex 
C)  stimulus-response learning; frontal cortex 
D)  perceptual learning; visual association cortex 
E)  intermodal learning; corpus callosum

Question 13

Which of the following terms are synonymous?

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A)  Hebbian memory; consolidation 
B)  declarative memory; explicit memory 
C)  immediate memory; long-term memory 
D)  declarative memory; implicit memory 
E)  nondeclarative memory; explicit memory 
A)  Hebbian memory; consolidation 
B)  declarative memory; explicit memory 
C)  immediate memory; long-term memory 
D)  declarative memory; implicit memory 
E)  nondeclarative memory; explicit memory

Question 14

Your best friend Doogie is bitten as he tries to pet your dog.Eventually,Doogie stops petting your dog.This is an example of

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A)  positive reinforcement. 
B)  classical conditioning. 
C)  relational learning. 
D)  instrumental conditioning. 
E)  perceptual learning. 
A)  positive reinforcement. 
B)  classical conditioning. 
C)  relational learning. 
D)  instrumental conditioning. 
E)  perceptual learning.

Question 15

Which of the following is true of anterograde amnesia?

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A)  Amnesiacs cannot learn to trace a drawing through a mirror. 
B)  Amnesiacs can show certain forms of learning, but do not recall the learning experience. 
C)  Amnesiacs are unable to show perceptual learning. 
D)  Motor learning is impaired in anterograde amnesia. 
E)  Amnesiacs show an impairment of immediate verbal memory. 
A)  Amnesiacs cannot learn to trace a drawing through a mirror. 
B)  Amnesiacs can show certain forms of learning, but do not recall the learning experience. 
C)  Amnesiacs are unable to show perceptual learning. 
D)  Motor learning is impaired in anterograde amnesia. 
E)  Amnesiacs show an impairment of immediate verbal memory.

Question 16

Reinforcing effects of electrical brain stimulation and of drugs such as amphetamine partly reflect an action on ________ projections of the ________.

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A)  dopamine; nigrostriatal pathway 
B)  norepinephrine; nigrostriatal pathway 
C)  GABA; mesocortical pathway 
D)  dopamine; mesolimbic pathway 
E)  leptin; mesocortical pathway 
A)  dopamine; nigrostriatal pathway 
B)  norepinephrine; nigrostriatal pathway 
C)  GABA; mesocortical pathway 
D)  dopamine; mesolimbic pathway 
E)  leptin; mesocortical pathway

Question 17

An example of a natural reinforcer is

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A)  dopamine. 
B)  food for a satiated rat. 
C)  amphetamine. 
D)  GABA. 
E)  food for a hungry rat. 
A)  dopamine. 
B)  food for a satiated rat. 
C)  amphetamine. 
D)  GABA. 
E)  food for a hungry rat.

Question 18

In instrumental conditioning,a response that produces a favorable consequence

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A)  weakens adjacent circuits in the brain. 
B)  will occur more frequently. 
C)  will produce a species-typical response. 
D)  will be immediately suppressed. 
E)  is said to involve the process of punishment. 
A)  weakens adjacent circuits in the brain. 
B)  will occur more frequently. 
C)  will produce a species-typical response. 
D)  will be immediately suppressed. 
E)  is said to involve the process of punishment.

Question 19

Long-term potentiation involves the insertion of AMPA receptors into the dendritic membrane.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Compare the memory problems that occur in anterograde amnesia with those of retrograde amnesia.

Accepted Answer

Anterograde amnesia refers to the inabil

Declarative long-term memories

Which of the following is true of long-term potentiation (LTP)?

Transcortical connections between the sensory association cortex and the motor association cortex are involved in

Explain the distinction between declarative and nondeclarative memory.

People with anterograde amnesia

The most profound symptom of Korsakoff's syndrome is

Explain what is meant by the "Hebb rule."

The key function of classical conditioning is to allow an organism to

Describe the four basic forms of learning: a)perceptual learning b)stimulus-response learning c)motor learning d)relational learning. Give a brief example of each in your answer.

An example of relational learning is

In classical conditioning,a neutral stimulus

Your ability to recognize a series of tones as the opening to "The Star-Spangled Banner" is an instance of that likely involves the .

Which of the following terms are synonymous?

Your best friend Doogie is bitten as he tries to pet your dog.Eventually,Doogie stops petting your dog.This is an example of

Which of the following is true of anterograde amnesia?

Reinforcing effects of electrical brain stimulation and of drugs such as amphetamine partly reflect an action on projections of the .

An example of a natural reinforcer is

In instrumental conditioning,a response that produces a favorable consequence

Long-term potentiation involves the insertion of AMPA receptors into the dendritic membrane.

Compare the memory problems that occur in anterograde amnesia with those of retrograde amnesia.

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Structure of the Nervous System

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Audition, the Body Senses, and the Chemical Senses

Sleep and Biological Rhythms

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Emotion

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Human Communication

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Schizophrenia, Affective Disorders, and Anxiety Disorders

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Exam 12: Learning and Memory

Declarative long-term memories

Which of the following is true of long-term potentiation (LTP)?

Transcortical connections between the sensory association cortex and the motor association cortex are involved in

Explain the distinction between declarative and nondeclarative memory.

People with anterograde amnesia

The most profound symptom of Korsakoff's syndrome is

Explain what is meant by the "Hebb rule."

The key function of classical conditioning is to allow an organism to

Describe the four basic forms of learning: a)perceptual learning b)stimulus-response learning c)motor learning d)relational learning. Give a brief example of each in your answer.

An example of relational learning is

In classical conditioning,a neutral stimulus

Your ability to recognize a series of tones as the opening to "The Star-Spangled Banner" is an instance of ________ that likely involves the ________.

Which of the following terms are synonymous?

Your best friend Doogie is bitten as he tries to pet your dog.Eventually,Doogie stops petting your dog.This is an example of

Which of the following is true of anterograde amnesia?

Reinforcing effects of electrical brain stimulation and of drugs such as amphetamine partly reflect an action on ________ projections of the ________.

An example of a natural reinforcer is

In instrumental conditioning,a response that produces a favorable consequence

Long-term potentiation involves the insertion of AMPA receptors into the dendritic membrane.

Compare the memory problems that occur in anterograde amnesia with those of retrograde amnesia.

Origins of Behavioral Neuroscience

Structure and Functions of Cells of the Nervous System

Structure of the Nervous System

Psychopharmacology

Methods and Strategies of Research

Vision

Audition, the Body Senses, and the Chemical Senses

Sleep and Biological Rhythms

Reproductive Behavior

Emotion

Ingestive Behavior

Human Communication

Neurological Disorders

Schizophrenia, Affective Disorders, and Anxiety Disorders

Autistic, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity, Stress, and Substance Abuse Disorders

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Your ability to recognize a series of tones as the opening to "The Star-Spangled Banner" is an instance of that likely involves the .

Reinforcing effects of electrical brain stimulation and of drugs such as amphetamine partly reflect an action on projections of the .