M.P., a person with brain damage that resulted in the inability to name objects, could _____
A) ?identify objects more accurately when given the name of the object
B) ?identify objects more accurately when given the function of the object
C) ?not identify any of the objects, even when given both the name and function
D) ?not identify the object more accurately if permitted to interact with the object
B
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a. older people are more likely to seek treatment. b. younger people are more likely to seek treatment. c. no clear distinction exists. d. middle-aged people hardly ever seek treatment.
The primary function of human capability for strong emotions appears to be a. survival
b. recreation. c. empathy. d. creativity.
Barclay has always found it easy to get along with people, and he has never had any trouble making friends. He is confident that when he moves to a new campus next year to complete his studies, he will make friends quickly. In this instance, Barclay shows evidence of having:
a. low self-efficacy in social skills b. an external locus of control c. an internal locus of control d. high self-efficacy in social skills
It turns out that Jack (see item 7) can't remember anything that happened from the time he and Jill started up the hill. Jill takes Jack up the hill again and finds that he remembers seeing the well before. Jill is measuring forgetting by using ____________
a. relearning b. extinction c. free recall d. prompted recall