Consistent with the facial feedback hypothesis, when people are asked to arch their brows, they find facts that they read in a textbook more:
A) understandable.
B) memorable.
C) surprising.
D) important.
C) surprising.
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Supertasters tend to weigh more than do nontasters. 2. Nontasters tend to have a greater risk of heart disease than do supertasters. 3. In correct chronological order, we encode, retrieve, and store memories 4. When we remember something, our brains create exact duplicates of perceptual experiences 5. Often, semantic encoding occurs without conscious effort
According to the ________, as the number of possible causes increases, we become less sure that any particular cause is the true one
A) discounting principle B) distinctiveness model C) augmenting principle D) consistency model
Behavioral decision theory draws heavily on ________ and is a rational process in which individuals ________.
A. behaviorism; make choices based on rewards and punishments B. information-processing theory; naturally advance in cognitive skills C. psychoanalytic theory; are forced to think about the root of their behaviors D. economics; calculate the costs and benefits
Delirium is unique from other dementias in that it ______.
A. is treatable and can be cured B. involves primarily motor symptoms C. has a long onset and progression D. has symptoms of depression