Quiz 1

Behaviour across species is (the) ______?

• Same

• Different

• Similar but not identical

• Completely random no relationship whatsoever

What levels of impulsivity was gambling associated with and was it more or less similar to pigeons (Laude et al., 2014)?

• High impulsivity, more similar

• Low impulsivity, less similar

• Low impulsivity, more similar

• High impulsivity, less similar

What is a benefit of using an operant chamber?

• Removing confounding variables

• Pigeon looks all funky and scifi

• Pigeon gets some “me time”

What is a stimulus which is appropriate for pigeons in experiments?

• Keylight colour

• Levers to press with wings/feet

• Rope pulleys

• Panels that a pigeon needs to karate kick to respond

What is a thing that pigeons can do in their home cages in our lab? (Choose one even if multiple are applicable)

• Plan world domination

• See and hear other pigeons

• Interact with experiments

• Break the experimental equipment

Why do we use small N design?

• We’re lazy and don’t want to find more subjects

• We can see how applicable an intervention is for individuals

• There’s too much statistics with more subjects

• We can perform within subject analyses of both replications and comparisons

How many subjects are used in small N design?

• One or few

• None we use ghosts

• Large numbers, as many as we can get

What kinds of comparisons and replications do we use for small N design?

• Within subject

• Groups

• Compare between individuals

• We do not need to compare or replicate