Bottom-upprocessingWernicke’sAreaRightHemisphereCohorteffectsAttachmentSynapticpruningSerialPositionCurveOperantConditioningPrimaryreinforcerTemporalLobeAssimilationClassicalConditioningParadigmLongitudinalstudyCross-sectionalstudyOpennessSleepspindlesSelf-conceptOccipitalLobeREMUnconditionalpositiveregard/lovePositivePunishmentHallucinogensAccommodationPositiveReinforcementProspectivememoryPhotoreceptorsInformationProcessingModelAnxious-disorganizedNeuroticismConscientiousnessTeratogensTheoryof mindObjectpermanenceOpponent-processTheoryForgettingcurveFiveFactorModel(Big 5)ManifestcontentAnxious-ambivalentCriticalPeriodREMreboundImplicitmemoryExtraversionTransfer-AppropriateModelBiologicalTraitTheoryRecallFetalAlcoholSyndromeSeparationanxietyGenerativityvs.StagnationParietalLobeDepressantsAnxious-avoidantIntegrityvs.DespairEpisodicmemoryCross-sequentialstudyFeaturedetectorsSignalDetectionTheorySelf-discrepancytheoryParallel-DistributedProcessingModelConditionedStimulusDeclarativeMemoryEgocentrismAdaptationLevels ofProcessingModelTemperamentFlashbulbmemoriesIdentityvs. RoleConfusionStimulantsNaturalselectionIncongruenceDecayVestibularsenseSchemaKinestheticsenseTop-downprocessingPreoperationalAbsoluteThresholdEvolutionaryPsychologyRetroactiveinterferenceUnconditionedStimulusProactiveinterferenceProsopagnosiaYoung-HelmholtzTrichromaticTheorySemanticmemoryEpigeneticsSecureattachmentBroca’sAreaActual vs.Ideal vs.OughtSelfActivationSynthesisTheoryAccommodationConditionsof worthConditionedResponseAgreeablenessNegativeReinforcementConservationTwinStudiesBottom-upprocessingWernicke’sAreaRightHemisphereCohorteffectsAttachmentSynapticpruningSerialPositionCurveOperantConditioningPrimaryreinforcerTemporalLobeAssimilationClassicalConditioningParadigmLongitudinalstudyCross-sectionalstudyOpennessSleepspindlesSelf-conceptOccipitalLobeREMUnconditionalpositiveregard/lovePositivePunishmentHallucinogensAccommodationPositiveReinforcementProspectivememoryPhotoreceptorsInformationProcessingModelAnxious-disorganizedNeuroticismConscientiousnessTeratogensTheoryof mindObjectpermanenceOpponent-processTheoryForgettingcurveFiveFactorModel(Big 5)ManifestcontentAnxious-ambivalentCriticalPeriodREMreboundImplicitmemoryExtraversionTransfer-AppropriateModelBiologicalTraitTheoryRecallFetalAlcoholSyndromeSeparationanxietyGenerativityvs.StagnationParietalLobeDepressantsAnxious-avoidantIntegrityvs.DespairEpisodicmemoryCross-sequentialstudyFeaturedetectorsSignalDetectionTheorySelf-discrepancytheoryParallel-DistributedProcessingModelConditionedStimulusDeclarativeMemoryEgocentrismAdaptationLevels ofProcessingModelTemperamentFlashbulbmemoriesIdentityvs. RoleConfusionStimulantsNaturalselectionIncongruenceDecayVestibularsenseSchemaKinestheticsenseTop-downprocessingPreoperationalAbsoluteThresholdEvolutionaryPsychologyRetroactiveinterferenceUnconditionedStimulusProactiveinterferenceProsopagnosiaYoung-HelmholtzTrichromaticTheorySemanticmemoryEpigeneticsSecureattachmentBroca’sAreaActual vs.Ideal vs.OughtSelfActivationSynthesisTheoryAccommodationConditionsof worthConditionedResponseAgreeablenessNegativeReinforcementConservationTwinStudies

Psych Test Review Bingo - 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. Bottom-up processing
  2. Wernicke’s Area
  3. Right Hemisphere
  4. Cohort effects
  5. Attachment
  6. Synaptic pruning
  7. Serial Position Curve
  8. Operant Conditioning
  9. Primary reinforcer
  10. Temporal Lobe
  11. Assimilation
  12. Classical Conditioning Paradigm
  13. Longitudinal study
  14. Cross-sectional study
  15. Openness
  16. Sleep spindles
  17. Self-concept
  18. Occipital Lobe
  19. REM
  20. Unconditional positive regard/love
  21. Positive Punishment
  22. Hallucinogens
  23. Accommodation
  24. Positive Reinforcement
  25. Prospective memory
  26. Photoreceptors
  27. Information Processing Model
  28. Anxious-disorganized
  29. Neuroticism
  30. Conscientiousness
  31. Teratogens
  32. Theory of mind
  33. Object permanence
  34. Opponent-process Theory
  35. Forgetting curve
  36. Five Factor Model (Big 5)
  37. Manifest content
  38. Anxious-ambivalent
  39. Critical Period
  40. REM rebound
  41. Implicit memory
  42. Extraversion
  43. Transfer-Appropriate Model
  44. Biological Trait Theory
  45. Recall
  46. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
  47. Separation anxiety
  48. Generativity vs. Stagnation
  49. Parietal Lobe
  50. Depressants
  51. Anxious-avoidant
  52. Integrity vs. Despair
  53. Episodic memory
  54. Cross-sequential study
  55. Feature detectors
  56. Signal Detection Theory
  57. Self-discrepancy theory
  58. Parallel-Distributed Processing Model
  59. Conditioned Stimulus
  60. Declarative Memory
  61. Egocentrism
  62. Adaptation
  63. Levels of Processing Model
  64. Temperament
  65. Flashbulb memories
  66. Identity vs. Role Confusion
  67. Stimulants
  68. Natural selection
  69. Incongruence
  70. Decay
  71. Vestibular sense
  72. Schema
  73. Kinesthetic sense
  74. Top-down processing
  75. Preoperational
  76. Absolute Threshold
  77. Evolutionary Psychology
  78. Retroactive interference
  79. Unconditioned Stimulus
  80. Proactive interference
  81. Prosopagnosia
  82. Young-Helmholtz Trichromatic Theory
  83. Semantic memory
  84. Epigenetics
  85. Secure attachment
  86. Broca’s Area
  87. Actual vs. Ideal vs. Ought Self
  88. Activation Synthesis Theory
  89. Accommodation
  90. Conditions of worth
  91. Conditioned Response
  92. Agreeableness
  93. Negative Reinforcement
  94. Conservation
  95. Twin Studies