When we are pricing items in a grocery store, and we attempt to remember the prices of three different brands of 7-ounce cans of tuna fish by repeating them again and again, the information is being held in ______
a. short-term memory c. the sensory registers
b. secondary memory d. long-term memory
A
You might also like to view...
When children are in Piaget's preoperational stage, what do they often have trouble distinguishing? a. They often seem not to distinguish between pleasant and unpleasant. b. They often seem not to distinguish between appearance and reality. c. They often seem not to distinguish between children and adults
d. They often seem not to distinguish between happy and sad.
Adolescent peer groups tend to be segregated by sex, similar to the sex segregation of childhood peer groups
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The major WEAKNESS of a natural (quasi-) experiment is its
a. nonrandom assignment of participants to groups. b. obsession with psychophysiological measurements. c. absence of ecological validity. d. strong cohort effects.
Five minutes after a baby is born, its heart rate is 78 beats per minute, it has a pink body with blue extremities, flaccid muscle tone, and irregular, slow respirations. When stimulated by tickling its feet the baby grimaces
What is this baby's Apgar score? 1 2 3 4