According to the two-factor theory of avoidance learning, the first stage of avoidance learning involves _____, and then the avoidance response involves _____.

A person with amygdala damage who listened to an emotionally arousing story while watching an accompanying slide show remembered:

_____ is definitionally any stimulus that causes bodily arousal and release of stress hormones.

Which skill is an example of a perceptual-motor skill?

Which memory requires several repetitions?

Physiological responses that correlate with the emotion of fear:

Physiological responses that correlate with the emotion of fear:

H.M. could read mirror-reversed text. The ability to do this is an example of:

A participant observing a film forms memories that they later use to improve their own skills in that area. This is known as:

Thorndike’s identical elements theory provides a good explanation for: