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  • what did sperling employ in his experiments to show large capacity of the visual store Partial Report Technique (P.R.T)
  • what does not describe an association rule by Thomas Brown recency
  • Locke & Latham would not agree goals should be specified in broad terms, to allow for action flexibility
  • brains strucutre central relay motivation Nucleus Accumbens
  • Acc. McCleland development of achievement motive related to independence training
  • method used by Ebbinghaus in studies of memory introspectionist method Intro - METHOD
  • which part of the brain is baddleys central executive mapped to Dorsolateral prefrontal Cortex (D.P.C)
  • consolidation of memory depends on medial temporal lobes
  • 3 principles of association according Aritstotle Contiguity, Frequency, Similarity (C.F.S)
  • attribution assymetry individuals high in fear of failure make oppostitional attributes of succes and failure compared with individuals high in hope for success
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  • precludes development of habituation strong stimulus
  • opposite of flow apathy
  • negative punishment ends or avoids a positive effect
  • one of the functions ascribed to the anterior cingulate directing attention to essential stimuli
  • After LTP has occured a weak stimulus can elicit the learned reaction
  • brain structure for remembering 4. birthday hippocambus
  • Rubicon Model - where does Attribution play a role Planning
  • not among the sources of self-efficacy by Bandura Development of a congruent self-concept
  • brain ready for early language learning 6-12 months
  • dimensions define the flow channel challenges and capabilities
  • dircriminative stimulus in operant conditioning does ensuring that behaviors are selected are appropiate to the situation
  • hormone is linked to an instigation of the implicit affiiation motvie progesterone
  • function of dopamine signal in learning indicating signifcance and increasing motivation 
  • in motivation what is the overjustification effect providing individuals with rewars for an already interesting activitiy leads to a decrease of intrinsic motivation