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1. Why could one argue that the typical word superiority effect findings are counter intuitive
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2. Why could one argue that the typical word superiority perfect findings are counterintuitive
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3. Signal detection has to do with how well we can detect _________ signals measured by correct vs. incorrect responses.(1 point)
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4. The ability to recognize faces remains lasting and strong, while the ability to remember names doesn't last as long.Please
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5. Craik and Lockhart (1972) proposed the idea that deeper levels of __________ result in stronger retention of memories.A.
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6. George A. Miller published a paper proposing that __________.A. short-term memory is limited to remembering information for
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7. Memory is the process of __________ information.A. recognizing, storing, and encoding B. encoding, storing, and retrieving C.
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8. Which of the following is true of a person who has intuition?A. He or she maintains a more positive outlook than others do. B.
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9. Explain the signal detection theory with the help of examples.
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10. How do experiments relate to/explain spreading activation
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11. Semantic priming definition
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12. In experiments testing the cocktail party effect, most participants were unable to do any of the following except _____________.
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13. Describe why the Stroop test is challenging for us.
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14. According to the article, what were two things participants commonly failed to do in Colin Cherry's experiment, supporting his
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15. What is a semantic memory
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16. What is an example of digit span and chunking
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17. What types of limits do we have in short term memory?
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18. What is the relation between digit span and chunking
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19. The abilities that allow people to control their thoughts, feelings, and actions is referred to as_?
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20. Compare and contrast processing capacity and perceptual load
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21. Define attentional capture and give an example
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22. What is selective attention and give an example
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23. describe two factors that led to the development of cognitive psychology and how these factors contributed
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24. Optimists tend to use alternative thinking toSelect one: • a. come up with explanations that do not reflect badly on them
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25. Information gets from sensory memory to short-term memory through the process ofSelect one: • a. elaborative rehearsal • b.
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26. The field of psychology in which acquiring, storing, and using knowledge is likened to a computer is(1 point) Responses
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27. The field of psychology in which acquiring, storing, and using knowledge is likened to a computer is%0D%0A(1
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28. according to sinek, explaining to people why you do something appeals to the part of the brain that controls what?emotion reason
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29. Howard Gardner 1983 theory of multiple intelligences. Reference
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30. What is a tendency
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31. Explain perception bias and give am example
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32. according to carl jung what are the two main ways that people process information
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33. : Why do people have to consciously override prejudice? How does the duplex mind come into play
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34. The process and power of your thoughts makes all the difference in emotional and behavioural consequences. How is “thought”
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35. an example of an impulsive thought
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36. . Identify the examples of mental maps of reality.race time money privacy
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37. what is sensation and perception in psychology
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38. Visual intelligence definition
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39. The information-processing model is considered by some to be the most _____ paradigm in psychology.(1 point) Responses
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40. What is congnitive needs referred too? Link it with social media and online news
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41. What is it called, when you make scenarios or fantasies in your mind?
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42. What is one of the incorrect assumptions that people make when it comes to our thinking and how we respond to situations? Emot
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43. framing effect
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44. Use the image to answer the question.In the following example, the three red triangles seem to be related. This is an example of
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45. Infrequent cognitive dissonance is characteristics of
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46. Discuss The duplex mind and it relates to prejudice and stereotype
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47. According to the Yerkes-Dodson Law, optimum performance on more difficult or complex tasks requiresA. previous experience B. a
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48. Duplex Mind and how it relates to the stereotype and prejudice
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49. Which of the following best matches the definition of behavioral inhibition?Question 32 options: a psychological reaction to a
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50. Disciss Descontinuity effect and provide practical examples
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51. Discuss stereotype as heuristics and provide practical examples
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52. Discuss Descontinuity effect practical examples
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53. Conscious override
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54. Intuition meaning
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55. what does it mean if someone takes a negative experience and applies it to everything
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56. Discuss descontinuity effect and provide practical examples
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57. Descontinuity effect practical examples
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58. Explain the connection between “thinking” and language.
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59. Coolige effect
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60. the meaning in psychologyAssimilation Mnemonic Rote
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61. The cognitive Functional Approach theory
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62. Perciept
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63. Short answer: explain the connection between thinking and language
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64. It was a quick automatic response to something in the environment is called
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65. why are your answers sometimes good and sometimes bad
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66. Gadtalt psychology emphasizes how perception is organized. It focuses on
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67. In one to two sentences, use an example to explain what the learning effect is and how it works
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68. How is self constructed according to symbolic interpretation?
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69. People are not born with the attitudes and outlooks that shape their lives. Rather, as one grows and matures, one develops a
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70. Certainty detternce
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71. What is required to effectively rely on past experience for the brain to understand what the eye is seeing?
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72. The idea behind the top-down processing theory is that much of the information that reaches the eye is lost by the time it gets
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73. What theory supposes that your brain applies what it already knows to the information coming in through your eyes to fill in the
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74. why are u dumb
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75. Make a short sentence for the word intuition
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76. Our brain uses closure to whatto draw lines when our brain thinks there should be something there. It helps us complete images
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77. extremely weird and really random thoughts
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78. Describe the three systems of memory and explain how they are connected to thenotion of learning.
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79. Error management theory
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80. In order for humans to function effectively in society,1. they need to focus on training the automatic system 2.the automatic
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81. What is the view of humans about COGNITIVE perspective theory
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82. Why people have self-awareness
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83. Escaping self-awareness
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84. The word synesthesia derives from two Ancient Greek words meaning "together" (syn) and "sensation" (aisthesis). As one might
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85. What theory supposes that your brain applies what it already knows to the information coming in through your eyes to fill in the
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86. According to the cognitive perspective, a person with negative thoughts will likely feel _______.
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87. The cognitive approach is an outgrowth of __________ social-learning perspectives.(1 point) Responses Abraham Maslow’s Abraham
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88. The cognitive approach is an outgrowth of __________ social-learning perspectives.
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89. Which of the following is the best interpretation of cognitive restructuring?
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90. The _________ is a convenient metaphor for the cognitive perspective.
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91. Your Brain on Moviesby Aaron Millar Odyssey Magazine March 2014 1 The fell beast‚ a black dragon with snake teeth and razor
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92. Your Brain on Moviesby Aaron Millar Odyssey Magazine March 2014 1 The fell beast‚ a black dragon with snake teeth and razor
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93. is speed - the amount of time it takes for a person to respond to a stimulus?
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94. When you go into a room and dim the lights what is your reflex responses in over of stimulus and response?
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95. When you go into a room and dim the lights what is your reflex responses?
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96. Explain the connection between “thinking” and language.
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97. A viewers examines a work of art in a style he normally does not appreciate. this is an example of what kind type of action?
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98. Compared with unconscious information processing conscience information processing is relative
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99. Compared with unconscious information processing conscience information processing is relativeFast and especially effective for
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100. expectation and perceptions
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