As an information-processing researcher, Tim finds diagrams and flowcharts useful for
A) recording stimulus–response associations.
B) mapping the exact series of steps children and adults follow when faced with a task or problem.
C) documenting the role of reinforcement in cognitive development.
D) building computers with humanlike circuitry.
B
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c. the need to relocate for family circumstances. d. their own personal choice.
One difference between panic disorders and ptsd is
a. in a panic attack, the alarm is false, while in PTSD, the initial alarm is true. b. in panic disorder, the alarm is true, while in PTSD, the alarm is false. c. panic disorder but not PTSD has a biological vulnerability. d. PTSD but not panic disorder has a biological vulnerability
"Iconic" and "echoic" are to sensory memory as "episodic," "semantic," and "procedural" are to _______ memory
a. long-term b. short-term c. procedural d. semantic
In the famous experiment with chemotherapy patients and taste aversion, children formed an aversion to Mapletoff ice cream that then prevented them from forming a taste aversion to their normal diet. This is an example of
a) cue-to-consequence learning. b) blocking. c) natural conditioning. d) contrapreparedness.