AP Psychology Jeopardy Round 2

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AP Psychology JeopardyRound 2
Memory Cognition Intelligence Developmental Psych Wild Card
100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500
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100A type of memory with limited capacity and
limited duration, which is also called working
memory.

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200 The retrieval method used in completing a
multiple choice test.

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300 This researcher is most known for
demonstrating the limitations and flaws of
eyewitness memory.
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400 Repeating a phone number over and over in
ones head in order to prevent forgetting it
would be an example of this.
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500 This is the inhibition of retrieval of
previously learned material caused by material
learned later.
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100 A type of mental set that interferes with the
discovery of a new use for an object because of
the experience of using the object in some other
function.
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200 Overestimating the number of plane crashes
that occur each year due to the large amount of
publicity that such events receive would be an
example of this.
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300 The k sound in the word cat is an example
of this.
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400 A problem-solving strategy that guarantees
that eventually you will arrive at a solution if
the strategy is correctly applied.
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500 His theory of language acquisition
revolutionized the field of linguistics with his
theory of inborn universal grammar and the
existence of a language acquisition device.
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100 A term for someone who is considered to be
mentally retarded but has one exceptional
ability.
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200 The SAT is an example of this type of test.
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300 This is how the IQ was initially calculated.
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400 A form of intelligence proposed by people
like Salovey and Mayer that includes
characteristics such as superb social skills,
managing conflicts well, and having empathy for
friends and co-workers.
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500 The name for the phenomenon wherein IQ scores
of todays better fed and educated population
exceed those of the 1930s population.
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100 The name for any type of harmful agent that
can have negative effects on prenatal
development. Examples would include alcohol,
nicotine, or nuclear radiation.
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200 A reflex demonstrated by infants when their
cheek is stroked, wherein they turn their head,
open their mouth, and begin to attempt to suck.
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300 According to Piaget, this is the stage
wherein a childs thinking is most noticeably
egocentric.
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400 According to Erikson, a 26 year old that is
struggling with the desire to establish a
long-term romantic relationship and start a
family, while also hoping to pursue graduate
studies and start a career would most likely be
attempting to resolve this crisis.
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500 According to Kohlberg, obeying rules simply
to avoid punishment or earn rewards would be
operating at this level of morality.
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100 This aspect of memory is illustrated by the
fact that studying for 30 minutes a night for 8
nights in a row is better than cramming for 4
hours the night before an exam.
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200 Interpreting new experiences in terms of
existing schemas.
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300 A parenting style that involves being
demanding and yet sensitively responsive.
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400 These are Piagets 4 stages of cognitive
development in the correct order.
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500 This region of the brainstem plays a role in
arousing you to a state of alertness when
somebody nearby mentions your name.
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