'Particular stimulus' presentation slideshows

Sensation and Perception Chapter

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C82LEA Biology of learning and memory

C82LEA Biology of learning and memory . Number . What abilities are involved in numerical competence? 1) Relative numerosity discrimination 2) Absolute number discrimination 3) Ability to count 4) Ability to do arithmetic. 1) Relative numerosity discrimination

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Sensation and Perception

Chapter 3. Sensation and Perception. Sensation and Perception. I. How Are Stimulation and Perception Linked? II. How Do We See the World? III. How Do We Perceive Form and Substance? IV. How Do We Perceive Sounds? V. Which Senses are the Least Understood?

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Innate Behaviours

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Plant Responses to Signals

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Sensation and Perception

Sensation and Perception. Our Essential Questions! ?. How do sensations and perceptions differ? How do the senses transform information into brain messages? What is the nature of attention?. Grab a scrap sheet of paper. Write down your definition of sensation perception. Sensation.

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Neural Basis of Cognition

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What is an animal?

What is an animal?. Two types of animals. Vertebrates Invertebrates. Animal that has a backbone Ex: fish, birds, mammals Animal that does not have a backbone Ex: insects, jellyfish, worms. Animal characteristics. 1. Multicellular Eukaryotic. All animals are made of many cells

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Sensation & Perception

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Internal Stimuli & Learned & Inherited Behaviors

Internal Stimuli & Learned & Inherited Behaviors. 6.3.6 Summarize how the internal stimuli (including hunger, thirst, and sleep) of animals ensure their survival . 6.3.7 Compare learned to inherited behaviors in animals. Link. Essential Questions. ?. What are the 3 internal stimuli?

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Lecture 4: Operant Conditioning/Reinforcement Theory

Lecture 4: Operant Conditioning/Reinforcement Theory. Dr. Arra. Reinforcement Theory and Learning. Reinforcement contingencies associated with a behavior have a lot to do w/ whether the organism actually performs the behavior; organisms do not just avoid pain and seek pleasure

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Sensation & Perception Intro

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Marketing 260 Buyer Behaviour

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The Initial Visit to the Doctor for a Dementia Work-up: What to Expect

The Initial Visit to the Doctor for a Dementia Work-up: What to Expect . Josepha A. Cheong, MD University of Florida Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology Chief, Division of Geriatric Psychiatry . What to Bring. Copies of medical summaries List of current medications

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Phototropism and Plant Hormones

Phototropism and Plant Hormones. AP Biology Unit 5. Tropisms. Tropism = how a plant responds to a particular stimulus (light, gravity, touch, etc.) Phototropism = growth in response to light Gravitropism = growth in response to gravity Thigmotropism = response to touch. Slide 2 of 13.

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MOTIVATION AND LEARNING

MOTIVATION AND LEARNING. VIEWS OF MOTIVATION. Behaviourist Expectancy theories Needs theories Self-perception and self-worth theories Learned helplessness Social theories Significant learning. BEHAVIOURISM. A particular stimulus provokes a particular response.

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Tuesday 10 December 2013

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