Museum Escape Room

MUSEUM

ESCAPE ROOM

MAIN HALL

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ROOM 2

ROOM 3

Oh no!

All the museum's works have disappeared

This room is based on States of Consciousness.

ROOM 1

Room 1

CONSCIOUSNESS

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Question 1

State with high sensory experiences, thoughts, and behaviors.

Biological Rhythms

Stage 3 Sleep

Wakefulness

Room 1

CONSCIOUNESS

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Question 2

Getting less sleep than needed.

Sleep deprivation

Insomnia

Sleep debt

Room 1

CONSCIOUSNESS

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Question 3

When one is aware and able to control a dream.

Lucid dreams

Latent contnet

Collective unconsciousness

Room 1

CONSCIOUSNESS

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Question 4

The brain's clock

Pineal Gland

SCN

Hypothalamus

Room 1

CONSCIUSNESS

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Question 5

Stage of deep relaxation

Stage 2

REM

Stage 3

Room 1

CONSCIOUSNESS

5/5

You have found all the works of art in this room!

CONTINUE

Room 1

CONSCIIOUSNESS

You've broken a piece of the museum!

MAIN HALL

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ROOM 2

ROOM 3

Oh no!

All the museum's works have disappeared

This room is all about Sensation and Perception.

ROOM 1

Room 2

SENSORY/PERCEPTION

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Question 1

The detectable change between stimuli.

Difference Threshold

Absolute Threshold

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

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Question 2

Based on prior experience and expectations

Top Down Processing

Bottom Up Processing

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

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Question 3

Failure to notice something due to attending to something else

Sensory Adaptation

Inattentional Blindness

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

4/5

Question 4

The opening that changes to allow light to pass

Pupil

Lens

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

5/5

Question 5

The visible part of the ear

Tympanic Membrane

Pinna

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

5/5

You have found all the artworks in this room!

CONTINUE

Room 2

SENNSORY/PERCEPTION

You have broken a piece of the museum!

MAIN HALL

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ROOM 2

ROOM 3

Oh no!

All the museum's works have disappeared

TThis room focuses on Learning

ROOM 1

Room 3

LEARNING

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Question 1

Theory of Learning focused on reinforcement and punishment.

Room 3

LEARNING

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Question 2

Conditioned Stimulus

Room 3

LEARNING

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Question 3

Cognitive Map

Room 3

LEARNING

4/5

Question 4

Study showing stimulus generalization.

Room 3

LEARNING

5/5

You have found all the works of art in this room!

CONTINUE

Room 3

LEARNING

You've lost a piece of the museum!

MAIN HALL

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ROOM 2

ROOM 3

Oh no!

All the museum works have disappeared

This room is all about earlier chapters. It includes the Introduction, Research, and Biopsychology.

ROOM 1

Main hall

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Question 1

Structualism used this technique to gain insight into mental processes.

Introspection

Empirical Method

psychoanalysis

Main hall

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Question 2

Focused on the whole rather than individual components.

Gestalt

Functionalism

Psychoanalysis

Main Hall

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Question 3

Allowed the client to make conclusions about his/her experience.

Therapist-centered

Hierarchy of Needs

Client-centered

Main Hall

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Question 4

Considers how biology affects behavior.

Evolutionary Psychology

Biopsychology

Darwinism

Main hall

5/5

Question 5

Which statement is NOT correct about hypotheses?

It predicts if...then.

The goal is to prove causation.

They can be proven incorrect.

Main hall

5/5

Question 6

What type of study yields results that can generalize to larger segments of the populaiton?

Case Study

Naturalistic Observation

Archival Research

Main hall

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Question 7

When could attrition affect the reults of a study?

Survey

Longitudinal

Archival

Main hall

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Question 8

Inherited physical characteristics are called a/an ___

Allele

Phenotype

Genotype

Main hall

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Question 9

The part of the nervous system activated during stressful situations.

Peripheral

Sympathetic

Autonomic

Main hall

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Question 5

The area of the brain responsible for producing language.

Corpus Callosum

Broca's

Wernicke's

Main Hall

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You have found all the artworks!

CONTINUE

Restart

Congratulations!

You have recovered all the museum's works.

Good luck as you prepare for the Midterm Exam.

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You have lost a piece of the museum!