Category: F

Fraternal Twins Fraternal twins are siblings who develop from separate eggs and separate sperm cells, but during the same fertilization period. So…

Framing Read these two questions and consider how you would respond if a person you liked called you and presented them to…

Fovea The fovea is the central focal point on the retina in the eye around which the cones cluster. In fact, the…

Formal Operational Stage According to Piaget’s theory of cognitive development, when a person gets to be approximately age 12, they acquire the…

Forensic Psychology Is there a better source for information about forensic psychology than the Academy of Forensic Psychology? We don’t think there…

Foot-In-The-Door Phenomenon There is both foot-in-the-door phenomenon and foot-in-the-door technique. As you can guess, the technique is used to get the phenomenon.…

Fluid Intelligence There are two main types of intelligence, crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence. Fluid intelligence is your ability to reason in…

Flashbulb Memory The sudden onset of a clear memory of an emotionally significant moment or event. When you are trying to remember…

Fixed-Ratio Schedule With this type of Operant Conditioning reinforcement schedule, an organism must make a certain number of operant responses (whatever it…

Fixed-Interval Schedule With this type of Operant Conditioning reinforcement schedule, an organism must wait (either not make the operant response, whatever it…