implicit memory
What will be an ideal response?
-the process of recalling information we don't remember deliberately
-example: procedural memory and priming
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John approaches problems systematically, considering various solutions and the consequences of each before he decides on the implementation of any one solution. John is probably at which level of cognitive development?
a. formal operations b. concrete operations c. preoperations d. postoperations
Francois is at a bar and asks a beautiful woman for her phone number. Suppose the woman rebuffs him and calls him a creep. Which of the following responses BEST exemplifies the outgroup homogeneity bias?
a. Francois thinks, "Why can't women be more like men?" b. Francois thinks, "Women—they're all the same!" c. Francois thinks, "Women are so mysterious and hard to understand." d. Francois thinks, "I am annoyed with all women at this point—not just this one."
Since people who have a clear idea of what is wrong in their lives are more likely to discover solutions, you should, when counseling,
a. try to view the situation as it relates to your past experiences in this area. b. try to understand the problem from the person's point of view and check your understanding often. c. provide generous advice coupled with multiple solutions to the person's problems. d. encourage catharsis by eliciting defensiveness in the person you are counseling.
Which of the following statements is inferential?
a. The proportion of students having brown hair is 0.64. b. The students at Transylvania University gave 116 pints of blood in the last blood drive. c. If recycling efforts continue as they have, energy costs will drop by 16%. d. Professor G. Hi-Man polled his students and found that 74% prefer cumulative exams.