Here are the 100 things we submitted (pending substitutions; see below for list of NAMES, TERMS, PHENOMENA, THEORIES, and METHODS subsumed in these 100 things):
| 1 | Stroop effect |
| 2 | Classical conditioning |
| 3 | Baddeley's working memory model |
| 4 | Gestalt theory and principles |
| 5 | Supervisory Attentional System (automatic and controlled) |
| 6 | Prospect theory (Tversky & Kahneman) |
| 7 | Cognition: definition |
| 8 | Source monitoring failures |
| 9 | Operant conditioning |
| 10 | Cocktail party phenomenon |
| 11 | Donders subtractive technique |
| 12 | SNARC effect |
| 13 | Executive function (Miyake's model) |
| 14 | Change blindness |
| 15 | Gf, Gc, g (CHC theory) |
| 16 | False memory (suggestibility) |
| 17 | Universal grammar (Chomsky) |
| 18 | Forgetting curve (Ebbinghaus) |
| 19 | Piaget's stages of cognitive development |
| 20 | Selfridge's Pandemonium |
| 21 | Recency effect |
| 22 | Munsterberg's applied psych (forensic, industry) |
| 23 | Categorization: definition |
| 24 | Primacy effect |
| 25 | Signal detection theory |
| 26 | Prosopagnosia and Capgras syndrome |
| 27 | Metacognition |
| 28 | Prospective memory |
| 29 | Mental rotation |
| 30 | Miller's magic number |
| 31 | The brain (cognitive neuroscience) |
| 32 | Social brain hypothesis |
| 33 | Imagery debate (propositional vs pictorial) |
| 34 | Cognitive dissonance |
| 35 | Prototype theory (Rosch) |
| 36 | Episodic and Semantic memory |
| 37 | Cognitive bias |
| 38 | McGurk effect |
| 39 | Central capacity theory (Kahneman's resources) |
| 40 | Priming (semantic, repetition) effects |
| 41 | Ecological validity |
| 42 | Temporal discounting |
| 43 | Modal model (Atkinson & Shiffrin) |
| 44 | Dissociation/Double dissociation (e.g., Broca/Wernicke) |
| 45 | William James (Principles of Psychology) |
| 46 | EC Tolman (latent learning, cognitive maps, purposive behaviorism) |
| 47 | Social cognition theory (Bandura, observational learning) |
| 48 | State- and Context-dependent memory effects |
| 49 | Top-down/Bottom-up |
| 50 | Statistical learning |
| 51 | Stimulus salience and Attention capture |
| 52 | Retroactive and Proactive Interference |
| 53 | Neisser's Cognitive Psychology (1967) |
| 54 | Tip of the Tongue phenomenon |
| 55 | Posner's Attention Networks (orient, alert, executive) |
| 56 | Cognitive Revolution |
| 57 | Levels of Processing / Elaborative Encoding (Craik & Lockhart) |
| 58 | Functional Fixedness / Mental Set |
| 59 | Modularity of Mind (Fodor) |
| 60 | Learning Set (Harlow) |
| 61 | Kahneman's Dual Systems Approaches to Decisions |
| 62 | Gambler's and Hot-hand fallacies |
| 63 | Spreading Activation Model (Collins & Quillian) |
| 64 | Attachment Theory (Bowlby, Ainsworth, Harlow) |
| 65 | Recall v Recognition |
| 66 | Heuristics |
| 67 | Rosalie Rayner |
| 68 | Nudges (Thaler) |
| 69 | Hebbian learning |
| 70 | Lashley's Laws of Mass Action and Equipotentiality |
| 71 | Sequential v Parallel Processing (e.g., SPR v Pop-out effects) |
| 72 | Frustration-Aggression hypothesis |
| 73 | Folk Psychology (cross-cultural, intuitive physics) |
| 74 | DRM paradigm/Reconstrutive (gist) memory/Bartlett |
| 75 | Feature Integration Theory and Illusory Conjunctions (Treisman) |
| 76 | Herbert Simon (bounded rationality, AI, satisficing) |
| 77 | Counterfactual thinking |
| 78 | Productive thinking/insight/phi phenomenon (Wertheimer) |
| 79 | Transcranial Doppler Sonography (Neuroimaging techniques) |
| 80 | Theory of Mind |
| 81 | Yerkes-Dodson Law |
| 82 | Mirror Self-Recognition |
| 83 | Psychophysics/Weber-Fechner Law/thresholds and JNDs |
| 84 | Ape (and other animal) Language Research |
| 85 | Procedural v Declarative memory / H.M. |
| 86 | Object Permanence |
| 87 | Paul Meehl and criticisms of cognitive psychology |
| 88 | Framing effects |
| 89 | Embodied/Grounded Cognition (Barsalou, Lakoff, Rosch) |
| 90 | Agency |
| 91 | Word frequency/superiority/length effects |
| 92 | Hindsight bias |
| 93 | Remember/Know paradigm (familiarity vs recollection) |
| 94 | Anthropomorphism |
| 95 | Consciousness and Solipsism |
| 96 | Split-brain research (Roger Sperry) |
| 97 | Deficit-based case studies (H.M./E.P./G.Y./Phineas Gage/Dr P) |
| 98 | Choice overload |
| 99 | Complex-span measures of WMC and its relation to processing speed, etc |
| 100 | Déjà vu |
Knowing these 100 things means knowing who THESE PEOPLE ARE (at a minimum):
| J. Ridley Stroop |
| Ivan Pavlov |
| Alan Baddeley |
| Kohler, Koffka, Wertheimer |
| Schiffrin & Schneider |
| Tversky & Kahneman |
| Franciscus Donders |
| Akira Miyake |
| Cattell, Horn, Carroll |
| Elizabeth Loftus |
| Noam Chomsky |
| Hermann Ebbinghaus |
| Jean Piaget |
| Daniel Schacter |
| Oliver Selfridge |
| Hugo Munsterberg |
| Roger Shepard |
| George Miller |
| Kosslyn, Pylyshyn |
| Leon Festinger |
| Eleanor (Heider) Rosch |
| Endel Tulving |
| Daniel Kahneman |
| Donald Broadbent |
| Donald Norman |
| Christopher Wickens |
| Atkinson & Shiffrin |
| Paul Broca, Carl Wernicke |
| William James |
| Edward C Tolman |
| Albert Bandura |
| Ulric Neisser |
| Michael Posner |
| Craik & Lockhart |
| Jerry Fodor |
| Harry Harlow |
| Collins & Quillian |
| Mary Ainsworth |
| John Bowlby |
| Rosalie Rayner |
| Richard Thaler |
| Donald O. Hebb |
| Karl Lashley |
| Robert Sternberg |
| Herbert Simon |
| Roddy Roediger |
| Frederic Bartlett |
| Anne Treisman |
| Max Wertheimer |
| Robert Yerkes |
| Gordon Gallup |
| David Premack |
| Gustav Fechner |
| H.M./E.P./G.Y. |
| John Anderson |
| Penfield, Milner, Corkin |
| Paul Meehl |
| B.F. Skinner |
| Edward Thorndike |
| George Lakoff |
| Larry Barsalou |
| Daniel Wegner |
| Roger Sperry |
| Phineas Gage |
| Lawrence Weiskrantz |
| Randy Engle |
| Timothy Salthouse |
| Anne Cleary |
Knowing these 100 things means understanding THESE EFFECTS, PHENOMENA, OR THEORIES:
| Stroop Effect |
| Classical Conditioning |
| Prospect Theory |
| Source monitoring failures |
| Operant Conditioning |
| Cocktail party phenomenon |
| SNARC effect |
| Change blindness |
| False memories |
| Forgetting curve |
| Stages of cog development |
| Pandemonium |
| Primacy and Recency effects |
| Serial Position curve |
| Signal detection theory |
| Mental rotation |
| Magic number 7 +- 2 |
| Social brain hypothesis |
| McGurk effect |
| Central capacity theory |
| Priming (semantic, repetition) |
| Temporal discounting |
| Modal model |
| Social cognition theory |
| State-dependent memory |
| Context-dependent memroy |
| Attention capture |
| Retroactive interference |
| Proactive interference |
| Release from PI |
| Tip of Tongue phenomenon |
| Levels of Processing |
| Functional fixedness |
| Modularity of mind |
| Learning set |
| Gambler's fallacy |
| Hot-hand fallacy |
| Spreading Activation model |
| Attachment Theory |
| Hebbian Learning |
| Law of Mass Action |
| Law of Equipotentiality |
| Frustration-aggression hypothesis |
| Cross-cultural effects |
| Feature integration theory |
| Phi phenomenon |
| Theory of Mind |
| Yerkes-Dodson Law |
| Weber-Fechner Law |
| ACT-R |
| Framing effects |
| Embodied/Grounded cog |
| Word superiority effect |
| Word frequency effect |
| Word length effect |
| (Word) concreteness effect |
| Hindsight bias |
| Remember/Know paradigm |
| Blindsight |
|
Déjà vu |
Knowing these 100 things means being able to define and discuss THESE TERMS AND METHODS:
| Unconditioned Stimulus, Conditioned Stimulus, Unconditioned Response, Conditioned Response, contingency |
| Working memory |
| similarity, proximity, closure, continuation, common fate, connectedness and good form (pragnanz) |
| automatic v controlled, supervisory attentional system v contention scheduling, consistent mapping v varied mapping |
| Cognition |
| Subtractive method, mental chronometry |
| Reinforcement, Negative reinforcement (relief), punishment, negative punishment (penalty) |
| Selective attention, shadowing, attention capture |
| Inhibition, updating, flexibility |
| g, crystallized intelligence, fluid intelligence |
| Universal grammar, syntactic structures, transformational grammar |
| Transience, suggestibility, misattribution, blocking, absent-mindedness, bias, persistence (seven sins) |
| Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete and Formal Operational |
| applied psychology, eye witness testimony |
| Categorization; concept |
| Hits, misses, false alarms, correct rejections |
| Prosopagnosia, Capgras syndrome |
| Metacognition |
| Prospective memory, event-based, time-based |
| Analog (depictive) v propositional (descriptive) imagery |
| Brain (cognitive neuro) |
| Cognitive dissonance |
| Prototype, family resemblance, exemplar; typicality; superordinate/basic/subordinate |
| Episodic v Semantic memory |
| Cognitive biases |
| Resources, principle of complimentarity, primary v secondary task, performance or resource operating characteristics, dual-task paradigm |
| Ecological validity |
| Dissociation, double dissociation |
| Cognitive mapping, latent learning, purposive behaviorism |
| Observational learning |
| Top-down v Bottom-up; concept driven v data driven; stimulus control v cognitive control |
| Statistical learning |
| Stimulus Salience |
| executive, orienting, and alerting networks of attention |
| Cognitive (r)evolution |
| Elaborative (deep) v maintenance (shallow) rehearsal |
| Mental set |
| Thinking fast and slow (intuition v reasoning) |
| secure attachment, anxious attachments, disorganized attachment, strange situation paradigm, working models |
| Recall v Recognition |
| Heuristics |
| Nudges, paternal libertarianism |
| Serial processing, parallel (distributed) processing, serial-probe recognition paradigm, serial exhaustive memory search, pop-out effects in visual search |
| Folk psychology, intuitive physics |
| Bounded rationality, artificial intelligence, satisficing |
| Counterfactual thinking |
| DRM paradigm, gist memory, reconstructive memory |
| Illusory conjunctions |
| Productive v reproductive thinking, insight |
| Neuroimaging techniques: TMS, fMRI, TCD, EEG, ERP, MEG, PET, TDCS, DTI |
| Mirror self-recognition, mark test |
| False belief task |
| Ape language: Washoe, Nim, Sarah, Lana, Sherman, Austin, Kanzi, Panzee, Panbanisha, Chantek, Ai, Alex, Ake, Koko,etc |
| Psychophysics, JND, threshold |
| Procedural memory, retrograde v anterograde amnesia |
| Object Permanence, A not B |
| Cognitive criticisms |
| Agency/self-regulation/self-control |
| Anthropomorphism |
| familiarity v recollection |
| Consciousness, solipsism |
| Split-brain studies |
| Deficit-based case studies |
| Differential psychology |
|
Working memory capacity, processing speed |