Dr. Santos is investigating the positive effects of drugs using an animal model paradigm. She establishes two different cages: cage A is neutral and drug-free, while cage B contains a drug
She exposes the animal to both cages and records the amount of time the animal spends in each cage in an attempt to assess the positive effects of the "drug environment." Which type of model is she using?
A) Operant discriminant model
B) Classically conditioned preference model
C) Shaped preference model
D) Conditioned place preference
D
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Janel, a college student, can look at a stimulus and then be able to recall later a sharp, vivid, and detailed visual image of the stimulus. Janel's extraordinary memory is called:
A. episodic memory B. emotion-dependent memory C. photographic memory D. flashbulb memory
Inferential statistics are used to
a. decide whether sample data accurately represent a particular relationship in the population. b. get rid of sampling error. c. improve sampling error. d. decide whether the population causes a particular relationship in the sample data.
What do we call language that is purposely designed to make the bad seem good, turn a negative into a positive, or avoid responsibility?
a) jargon b) doublespeak c) arcane lying d) procedural language
When a memory node is activated
a. the information in it appears in consciousness. b. related nodes become inactive. c. information in related nodes cannot be brought to consciousness. d. All of these answers are correct.