Julia vividly remembers the first time she met her boyfriend. This is an example of _____________ memory.
A. sensory
B. semantic
C. implicit
D. episodic
D. episodic
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According to Piaget's A-not-B theory, a child who repeatedly retrieves a toy from the closet and then watches his mother place the toy in a bag will still look for the toy in the closet.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
One measure commonly used in _____ testing is the digit span task. Here, participants must repeat sequences of digits (e.g., 8-5-1-7) either forward or backward. This task measures the effectiveness of _____ memory, and research suggests that the sequences probably do not need to be longer than about _____ digits.
A) projective personality; working; seven B) intelligence; working; nine C) projective personality; long-term; nine D) intelligence; long-term; five
Experimental studies involvingpersons with antisocial personalitydisorders have revealed
that these people a. show less reactivity in emotional situations. b. seek out the company of other psychopaths. c. have overaroused nervous systems. d. have sustained damaged to the prefrontal cortex, which explains their lack of planning and foresight. e. are affected by social stimuli but not physical stimuli.
Behaviorism is the approach to psychology spearheaded by Watson that sought to eliminate consciousness and introspection and ____
a. substituted research on animals in place of humans in order to do so b. substituted objective methods that focused on animal and human behaviors only c. to study the relationships between environmental events and animal behavior d. to study the linkages between behaviors and their adaptive value