PSY 101 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Simple Features, Object Permanence, Neuroticism

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Bottom up: processing initiated by s input, feature detectors. Top down: processing guided by knowledge, expectation, or belief, gestalt, earlier experience. Patterns: feature detectors: specialized cortical neurons that respond to the presence of specific simple features. Patterns: gestalt approach: focuses on the overall pattern: top-down, to perceive an object (figure), it must be distinguished from the background (ground, reversible figures, stimulus is static; perception is not. Fixed-interval schedule: a schedule in which the first response after a fixed amt of time has passed since the previous reinforce was delivered produces another reinforcer. Variable-interval schedule: a schedule in which the first response after a variable amt of time has passed since the previous reinforce was delivered produces another reinforcer. Fixed-ratio schedule: a schedule in which a fixed # of responses since the delivery of the previous reinforce produces another reinforce. Variable-ratio schedule: a schedule in which a variable # of responses since the delivery of the previous reinforce produces another reinforce.

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