2026 exam tips for |PSYC 1111 TRU Final Exam- everything you need to know
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Definition 1 of 730
Phineas Gage split brain patient (J.W.) and amnesic patient (H.M.)
Mostly rare cases unlikely to occur again
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Provide an example of a cross-
Provide an example of a meta-analysis
sectional study
Provide an example of a survey Provide an example of a case
research method study
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Definition 2 of 730
age and memory
time spent on social media and academic success
stress and creativity
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example of experimental research example of naturalistic observation
example of experimental study example of correlational study
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Term 3 of 730
what is the key feature of experimental research?
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naturalistic observation random assignment
replication matching
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Definition 4 of 730
retinal receptors that detect fine detail and colours (red, green, blue), 5
million each eye, work best in bright light, focused around fovea
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adaptations cones
, nodes of ranvier cornea
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Definition 5 of 730
bundle of interconnected neurons that fire in sync to carry messages
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nerves axons
gland cortex
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Term 6 of 730
where is the electrical vs chemical signal in a neuron
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the electrical signal using ions
movement, motivation, emotion,
within the neuron
feelings of pleasure/reward system,
chemical signal is used between
learning
neurons
The examination or observation of SM does not guarantee unbiased
one's own mental and emotional questions/conclusions but is still the
processes best option.
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Term 7 of 730
types of learning that are not classical or operant
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agonists (mimic NT) or antagonists
muscles and glands
(block NT)
procedural, classic conditioning,
latent, observation, insight
priming, relearning
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Term 8 of 730
what happens as the Na+ channels close?
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the action potential rises and the action potential rises and sodium
potassium channels close up and K+ channels open up and Na+ enters cell
leaves cell (so the cell becomes more (so the cell becomes more positive
negative again) again)
the action potential falls and sodium the action potential falls and
channels open up and Na+ enters cell potassium channels open up and
(so the cell becomes more positive K+ leaves cell (so the cell
again) becomes more negative again)
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Definition 1 of 730
Phineas Gage split brain patient (J.W.) and amnesic patient (H.M.)
Mostly rare cases unlikely to occur again
Give this one a try later!
Provide an example of a cross-
Provide an example of a meta-analysis
sectional study
Provide an example of a survey Provide an example of a case
research method study
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Definition 2 of 730
age and memory
time spent on social media and academic success
stress and creativity
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example of experimental research example of naturalistic observation
example of experimental study example of correlational study
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Term 3 of 730
what is the key feature of experimental research?
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naturalistic observation random assignment
replication matching
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Definition 4 of 730
retinal receptors that detect fine detail and colours (red, green, blue), 5
million each eye, work best in bright light, focused around fovea
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adaptations cones
, nodes of ranvier cornea
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Definition 5 of 730
bundle of interconnected neurons that fire in sync to carry messages
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nerves axons
gland cortex
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Term 6 of 730
where is the electrical vs chemical signal in a neuron
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the electrical signal using ions
movement, motivation, emotion,
within the neuron
feelings of pleasure/reward system,
chemical signal is used between
learning
neurons
The examination or observation of SM does not guarantee unbiased
one's own mental and emotional questions/conclusions but is still the
processes best option.
, Don't know?
Term 7 of 730
types of learning that are not classical or operant
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agonists (mimic NT) or antagonists
muscles and glands
(block NT)
procedural, classic conditioning,
latent, observation, insight
priming, relearning
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Term 8 of 730
what happens as the Na+ channels close?
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the action potential rises and the action potential rises and sodium
potassium channels close up and K+ channels open up and Na+ enters cell
leaves cell (so the cell becomes more (so the cell becomes more positive
negative again) again)
the action potential falls and sodium the action potential falls and
channels open up and Na+ enters cell potassium channels open up and
(so the cell becomes more positive K+ leaves cell (so the cell
again) becomes more negative again)
