In many memory studies, instead of asking a participant to learn things, they are asked to make judgments about those things
a. Orienting tasks are important to control the kinds of memory codes formed.
b. Orienting tasks are important to understand the auditory-memory span.
c. Judging tasks are important to understand the underlying assumptions individuals make with regards to the research.
d. Judging tasks are important to prevent experimenter expectancy effects.
A
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How does cocaine affect the nervous system?
a. The nervous system converts cocaine into the neurotransmitters dopamine and serotonin. b. Cocaine binds to dopamine and serotonin molecules, preventing them from being active. c. Cocaine prevents neurons from reabsorbing dopamine and serotonin after releasing them. d. Cocaine attaches to the same synaptic receptors as dopamine and serotonin.
While 11-year-old Jerrell is watching a children's TV show, he sees a commercial advertising a new kind of cereal. Jerrell
a. is no more likely to ask his parents to buy that cereal than he was before he saw the commercial. b. is likely to realize that the commercial is designed to make him want to purchase the cereal. c. should feel comfortable asking his parents to purchase the cereal because only healthy, nutritious foods can be advertised during children's programming. d. is likely to accept everything that is shown in the commercial as truth.
Research suggests that jurors in the minority will be most persuasive when they are all of the following EXCEPT:
A. conservative. B. self-confident. C. persistent. D. consistent.
? It is important to limit the number of behaviors being modeled so the employee can:
a. pay attention
b. retain the information
c. reproduce the behavior
d. model the behavior for others