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AP Psych - Unit 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Wernicke’s Aphasia
  2. Just-noticeable difference
  3. Amplitude
  4. Contralateral hemispheric organization
  5. Trichromatic theory
  6. Accommodation
  7. Epilepsy
  8. Farsightedness
  9. Dichromatism
  10. Medulla
  11. Motor neurons
  12. Absolute threshold
  13. Medium tasters
  14. Lesioning
  15. Behavioral Perspective
  16. Plasticity
  17. Fovea
  18. Olfactory system
  19. Semicircular canals
  20. Melatonin
  21. Somatosensory cortex
  22. Peripheral nervous system
  23. Depressants
  24. Parasympathetic nervous system
  25. Psychodynamic Perspective
  26. Hypothalamus
  27. Blind spot
  28. Brainstem
  29. Refractory period
  30. Synesthesia
  31. Autonomic nervous system
  32. Biological Perspective
  33. Leptin
  34. Amygdala
  35. Consciousness
  36. Parietal lobe
  37. Humanistic Perspective
  38. Nurture
  39. Frequency theory
  40. Monochromatism
  41. Restoration of resources
  42. Serotonin
  43. Occipital lobe
  44. Fraternal (dizygotic) twins
  45. Shift work
  46. Sociocultural Perspective
  47. Tolerance
  48. Broca’s Aphasia
  49. Opponent-processing theory
  50. Sympathetic nervous system
  51. Wernicke’s area
  52. GABA
  53. Adrenaline
  54. Prefrontal cortex
  55. Reflex arc
  56. Threshold
  57. Weber’s Law
  58. Cognitive Perspective
  59. Cones
  60. Central nervous system
  61. Association areas
  62. Evolutionary Psychology
  63. Genetic predisposition
  64. Reticular activating system
  65. Nontasters
  66. Hippocampus
  67. Wavelength
  68. Optic nerve
  69. Reward center
  70. Narcolepsy
  71. Corpus callosum
  72. Reuptake inhibitors
  73. Sensory Interaction
  74. Gustation
  75. Nearsightedness
  76. Transduction
  77. Temporal lobe
  78. Opioids
  79. Phantom limb
  80. Agonists
  81. Iris
  82. Sensory adaptation
  83. Kinesthesis
  84. Pupil
  85. Linguistic processing
  86. Warm/cold receptors
  87. Antagonists
  88. Pitch perception
  89. NREM Stage 2
  90. Excitatory neurotransmitters
  91. Lens
  92. Limbic system
  93. Sensorineural deafness
  94. Inhibitory neurotransmitters
  95. Hypnagogic sensations
  96. Place theory
  97. Neurotransmitters
  98. Ganglion cells
  99. Withdrawal
  100. Reuptake
  101. Evolutionary Perspective
  102. Eugenics
  103. Jet lag
  104. Supertasters
  105. Cerebellum
  106. Nature
  107. Interneurons
  108. Synapse
  109. Prosopagnosia
  110. Split brain research
  111. Blindsight
  112. Norepinephrine
  113. Natural selection
  114. REM Rebound
  115. Epilepsy
  116. Glial Cells
  117. Multiple sclerosis
  118. Resting Potential
  119. Dopamine
  120. Addiction
  121. Photoreceptors
  122. NREM Stage 3
  123. Pain
  124. Psychoactive drugs
  125. Sensory neurons
  126. Cerebral cortex
  127. Action potential
  128. Pitch
  129. Motor cortex
  130. Sound localization
  131. REM Sleep Behavior Disorder
  132. Somnambulism
  133. Acetylcholine
  134. Identical (monozygotic) twins
  135. Myasthenia gravis
  136. Insomnia
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  138. Perception
  139. Depolarization
  140. Glutamate
  141. Thalamus
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  143. Volley theory
  144. Endorphins
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  146. Sensation
  147. Stimulants
  148. Conduction deafness
  149. Color vision deficiency
  150. All-or-nothing response
  151. Substance p
  152. Oxytocin
  153. Neurons
  154. Rods
  155. Hallucinogens
  156. Neural transmission
  157. Pheromones
  158. Pituitary Gland
  159. Gate control theory
  160. fMRI
  161. NREM Stage 1
  162. Retina
  163. EEG
  164. Circadian rhythm
  165. Hormones
  166. Somatic nervous system
  167. Sleep apnea
  168. Frontal lobe
  169. Ghrelin
  170. REM Sleep
  171. Consolidation theory
  172. Activation-synthesis
  173. Hemispheric specialization