Research has found that information that people learn under
the influence of a drug is best remembered when the drugged state occurs again. This laboratory experiment illustrates
a. eidetic imagery.
b. the serial position effect.
c. state-dependent learning.
d. the tip-of-the-tongue state.
ANSWER: c
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When you attempt to recall the name of a high school classmate by imagining yourself back in English class with her, you are making use of
a. retrieval cues. b. context cues. c. schemas. d. recognition cues.
Dr. Eco has a strong belief that global warming is a theoretical myth. In recent years, however, the increased rate of polar ice cap melt has forced him to alter his theory, and he is now a strong advocate against greenhouse pollutants. A Piagetian would most likely describe Dr. Eco's theoretical conversion in terms of a. the one-to-one principle. b. overextension
c. equilibration. d. abstract thinking.
The MMPI scales were constructed on the basis of psychological theory
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to memory researchers, which of the following is NOT a reason that we might feel that we have especially vivid flashbulb memories for important events?
a. We may feel a need to feel connected to history and certain of our place in it. b. Emotional areas of the brain are especially active in response to the event. c. We retell stories of the event over and over again to ourselves and others. d. The events themselves are inherently more memorable than other life experiences.