Chess Masters and computers have which of the following in common with regard to chess strategy?
a. They both follow explicit rules.
b. They both employ a formal logic leading to a single correct solution.
c. Neither anticipate consequences of strategies.
d. They both follow implicit rules.
A
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Rudy has a negative self-concept. How would Rogers be most likely to explain Rudy's negative self-concept?
A. Rudy tends to focus on his external locus of control. B. His ego is too powerful. C. His parents and others around him probably gave him conditional positive regard. D. He consistently uses defense mechanisms.
Neither the subjects nor the experimenter recording the data knows which subjects belong to a particular group. This is an example of:
a. a confounding variable b. random assignment c. a double-blind experiment d. a single-blind experiment
At a wedding, James runs into an old friend from school. James is unable to recall his friend's name despite knowing that his name begins with a "T." In this scenario, James is experiencing
A. flashbulb memory. B. retroactive interference. C. the cell memory phenomenon. D. the tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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