When one is multitasking, there is ________.
A. more sustained attention
B. less inattentional blindness
C. less sustained attention
D. less selective attention
Answer: C
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What will be an ideal response?
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Cognitive maps relate
a. stimuli and responses. b. responses and cognitions. c. stimuli and goals. d. goals and behaviors.
Although technicians do not make diagnoses, it is helpful to be able to recognize patterns of brain activity associated with certain disorders. An instructor tells his students that a patient has been diagnosed with OCD and asks them to select
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