Psychology 1010 Exam 3 with Complete
Solutions
Memory - ANS-Persistence of learning over time, through the storage and retrieval of
info and skills
Encoding: - ANS-info put into our brain, that allows it to be stored
Storage: - ANS-info held in a way that allows it to be retrieved
Retrieval: - ANS-retrieving and recalling nfo producing it similar to what was encoded
Explicit (Declarative ) Memory: - ANS-Facts, stories, and meanings of words we know
and can recall. Effortfull process
Implicit Memories: - ANS-Memories we're not fully aware of. Automatically processed.
Implicit Memories Examples - ANS-Condition associations (smells)
Procedural memories (riding bike)
Spcae (recall your house)
Time (looking backwards for something lost)
Frequency (third time heard song on radio)
Procedural Memory: - ANS-Riding a bike
Sensory Memory: - ANS-Where memories are kept a few seconds or less
What is Ego: - ANS-Based on reality principle
Executive-arbitrator, referee
Rational, logical
Decision-maker
Develops in toddlers
Mostly Conscious
Defense mechanisms - ANS-Repression
Rationalization
Regression
Reaction Formation
Projection
Displacement
, Denial
Identification
Sublimation
Undoing
What is repression - ANS-Anxiety arousing thoughts, feelings, and memories banished
from consciousness, underlies all other D's
What is Rationilazation: - ANS-Supplying self justified explanations to conceal one's
underying motives
What is Regression: - ANS-Reverting to immature behavior or ealier stage of
development
What is Reaction Formation: - ANS-Switching unacceptable impulses with their
opposites
What is projection: - ANS-Digues's ones own threatning imoulses by attributing them to
others
What is displacement: - ANS-Shifting unacceptable agressive or sexual impulses to a
less threatening substitute target
What is denial: - ANS-Refusal to acknowledge painful realities
What is identification: - ANS-Bolstering esteem by forming an imaginary or real alliance
with a more powerful person
What is sublimation: - ANS-Channeling unacceptable drives into socially acceptable or
culturally enhancing activities
What is undoing: - ANS-Making restitution
What is Freuds Psychosexual stages of development? - ANS-The Id is focus on the
needs of erogenous zones, sensitive, areas of the body
People can't be fixated at one stage, never resolve how to manage that zone's needs
Boys in the Phallic stage begin to develop an Oedipus complex: unconscious sexual
desires for their moms and hate dads
Free Association: - ANS-Encouraging another to speak whatever comes to mind
Freudian Slips: - ANS-Searching for meaning in slips of the tongue
Projective tests: - ANS-A series of ambiguous stimuli designed to elicit unique
responses that reveal inner aspects of an individuals personality
Solutions
Memory - ANS-Persistence of learning over time, through the storage and retrieval of
info and skills
Encoding: - ANS-info put into our brain, that allows it to be stored
Storage: - ANS-info held in a way that allows it to be retrieved
Retrieval: - ANS-retrieving and recalling nfo producing it similar to what was encoded
Explicit (Declarative ) Memory: - ANS-Facts, stories, and meanings of words we know
and can recall. Effortfull process
Implicit Memories: - ANS-Memories we're not fully aware of. Automatically processed.
Implicit Memories Examples - ANS-Condition associations (smells)
Procedural memories (riding bike)
Spcae (recall your house)
Time (looking backwards for something lost)
Frequency (third time heard song on radio)
Procedural Memory: - ANS-Riding a bike
Sensory Memory: - ANS-Where memories are kept a few seconds or less
What is Ego: - ANS-Based on reality principle
Executive-arbitrator, referee
Rational, logical
Decision-maker
Develops in toddlers
Mostly Conscious
Defense mechanisms - ANS-Repression
Rationalization
Regression
Reaction Formation
Projection
Displacement
, Denial
Identification
Sublimation
Undoing
What is repression - ANS-Anxiety arousing thoughts, feelings, and memories banished
from consciousness, underlies all other D's
What is Rationilazation: - ANS-Supplying self justified explanations to conceal one's
underying motives
What is Regression: - ANS-Reverting to immature behavior or ealier stage of
development
What is Reaction Formation: - ANS-Switching unacceptable impulses with their
opposites
What is projection: - ANS-Digues's ones own threatning imoulses by attributing them to
others
What is displacement: - ANS-Shifting unacceptable agressive or sexual impulses to a
less threatening substitute target
What is denial: - ANS-Refusal to acknowledge painful realities
What is identification: - ANS-Bolstering esteem by forming an imaginary or real alliance
with a more powerful person
What is sublimation: - ANS-Channeling unacceptable drives into socially acceptable or
culturally enhancing activities
What is undoing: - ANS-Making restitution
What is Freuds Psychosexual stages of development? - ANS-The Id is focus on the
needs of erogenous zones, sensitive, areas of the body
People can't be fixated at one stage, never resolve how to manage that zone's needs
Boys in the Phallic stage begin to develop an Oedipus complex: unconscious sexual
desires for their moms and hate dads
Free Association: - ANS-Encouraging another to speak whatever comes to mind
Freudian Slips: - ANS-Searching for meaning in slips of the tongue
Projective tests: - ANS-A series of ambiguous stimuli designed to elicit unique
responses that reveal inner aspects of an individuals personality
