Quasi-Experiments Differ from True Experiments in That They Lack Random

question 23

True/False

Quasi-experiments differ from true experiments in that they lack random assignment to control and experimental groups.

Comprehend the structure and function of neural and associative networks in memory.

Differentiate between various types of memory (explicit, implicit, procedural, declarative, episodic, and semantic).

Recognize the role of schemas in organizing and retrieving memory.

Identify the impact of expert knowledge development on memory and cognitive processes.

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Definitions:

Graduated Exposure

In behavior therapy, a method in which a person suffering from a phobia or panic attacks is gradually taken into the feared situation or exposed to a traumatic memory until the anxiety subsides.

Systematic Desensitization

A behavioral therapy technique used to help individuals overcome phobias and anxiety disorders through gradual exposure to the feared object or situation.

Flooding

In behavior therapy, a form of exposure treatment in which the client is taken directly into a feared situation until his or her panic subsides.

Counterconditioning

A behavior therapy technique where a positive response is conditioned to replace a negative or undesirable response to a stimulus.