In the Atkinson and Shiffrin stages of memory, the progress of information through these stages
a. determines the vividness of perception.
b. increases the opportunity for eidetic imagery to be produced.
c. determines whether and how long information is retained.
d. all of these.
C
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a. Because they are unable to change the ways in which they think b. Because their thinking has to do with tangible objects, not abstract concepts c. Because they refuse to listen to parents and teachers d. Because they believe that theirs is the only point of view of the world.
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a. transmission c. modulation b. transduction d. perception
Dabney is examining the relationship between family history of drug use and adolescent addiction. He selects a sample composed of teens from one local high school. Dabney's sample may not be generalizable because it is not
A. double-blind. B. biased. C. representative. D. dependent.
Elder's study of the Great Depression generally showed that __________
A) all children were negatively affected by growing up in the Great Depression B) only children growing up in poverty were affected by the Great Depression C) the Great Depression had the strongest impact on children's lives by changing family roles D) no children were negatively affected by growing up in the Great Depression