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Use the following for lecture support in Dr. Kardas' courses: General Psychology, Learning, Physiological and Comparative Psychology, History of Psychology

Modified 12/8/98 Links new to this version are marked New

• People
  1. Angell, James Rowland
  2. Aristotle
  3. Darwin, Charles
  4. Descartes, Rene
  5. Dewey, John
  6. Fechner, Gustav
  7. Freud, Sigmund
  8. Guthrie, Edward
  9. Helmholtz, Hermann
  10. Hull, Clark
  11. James, William
  12. Kant, Immanuel
  13. Kohler, Wolfgang
  14. Locke, John
  15. Muller, Johannes
  16. Pavlov, Ivan
  17. Skinner, B. F.
  18. Thorndike, Edward
  19. Titchener, Edward
  20. Tolman, Edward
  21. Watson, John
  22. Weber, Ernst
  23. Wertheimer, Max
  24. Wundt, Wilhelm
• Concepts (now marked by course and test)
  • Sensation and Perception
    • Closure G2
    • Decibel Scale of Sound Intensity G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Ambiguous Figure-Ground G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Strong Figure-Ground G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Continuity 1 G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Continuity 2 G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Proximity G2
    • Gestalt Principles, Similarity G2
    • Ear G2
    • Eye G2
    • Olfactory system (nose) G2
    • Illusion, Devil's Pitchfork G2
    • Skin Senses, brass instrument psychology G2
    • Thresholds, actual and theoretical G2
    • Tongue, human G2
    • Tongue, human, showing four types of taste buds G2
    • Visual localization, ganglion and LGN (Lettvin et al., 1959)
    • Visual localization, occipital cortex (Hubel and Wiesel, 1967)
  • Memory and Cognition
    • Anterograde Amnesia
    • Channels of Communication
    • Curve of Forgetting (Ebbinghaus)
    • Free Recall and Serial Position, Short and Long Lists
    • Negative Feedback
    • Positive Feedback
    • Process of Memory
    • Recognition by modality, vision and olfaction
    • New Restaurant Script, Schank and Abelson
    • Serial Position Effect
    • Three Dimensional World
    • Verbal Transfer of Training 1
    • Verbal Transfer of Training 2
    • von Restorff Effect
    • What Is 5 Take Away 3?
  • Personality, Abnormal, and Therapy
    • Anxiety, types of
    • Freud, Mental Life, structure of
  • Physiological and Comparative
    • Bombykol (a sex-attractant pheromone) C2
    • Brain, comparison, frog, fish, cat, human G2
    • Brain, cortex, human, sagittal (side view) G2
    • Brain, sagittal section (side view) rat C2
    • Brain, lobes, human G2
    • Brain, sagittal section (side view), human G2
    • Brain, see through, human G2
    • Brain, top view, showing corpus callosum, human G2
    • Evolution, fishes natural history C1
    • Evolution, invertebrate natural history C1
    • Evolution, mammals natural history C1
    • Evolution, vertebrate natural history C1
    • Neuron G2
    • Neuron, Saltatory Conduction G2
    • Selection, directional C1
    • Selection, disruptive C1
    • Selection, stabilizing C1
    • Sex Determination, female C1
    • Sex Determination, male C1
    • Spinal Cord, side and top views C2
  • Learning
    • Butler's Monkey L3
    • Classical Conditioning, backwards L2
    • Classical Conditioning, correlation vs. contiguity (Rescorla, 1968) L2
    • Classical Conditioning, higher order vs. sensory preconditioning L2
    • Classical Conditioning, highway analogy L2
    • Classical Conditioning, types (delayed, trace, & simultaneous) L2
    • Habituation and Sensitization Compared L2
    • Higher Order Conditioning vs. Sensory Preconditioning
    • Hullian Theory--Oscillation L3
    • Hullian Theory--Habit Family Hierarchy Maze L3
    • Maze Learning, Apparatus L2
    • Maze Learning, contrast effects L2
    • Operant Conditioning, matching law L2
    • Operant Conditioning, pigeon operant chamber (Skinner Box) L2
    • Operant Conditioning, rat operant chamber (Skinner Box) L2
    • Operant Conditioning, reinforcement schedules L2
    • Pavlov's Apparatus L2
    • Puzzle Box (Thorndike) L1
    • Tolman's Theory--Isomorphism L3
    • Tolman's Theory--Latent Learning L3
    • Schemata (showing relationships)
    • Stimulus Generalization and Peak Shift L2
    • Two Factor Theory L3
  • Research Methods
    • Interaction example (Ritalin and age)
  • Human Sexuality
    • Male and Female Sex Organs Side View T1