________ is often considered the "dispensable" sense, the one we could most easily live without if necessary.

Strategies designed to enhance memory through the use of either verbal cues or visual imagery to enrich encoding are termed

a. acronyms. b. mnemonic devices. c. methods of loci. d. serial-position identifiers.

What therapy focuses on the therapist and client talking about the client's symptoms and trying to identify the cause of the problem?

A. cognitive-behavior therapy B. insight therapy C. medical therapy D. the eclectic approach

How would the network theory of memory explain the time that you thought of baseball, and in a few seconds you ended up thinking about toothpaste?

A. You were following personal associations, or mental roads, traveling from node to node. B. There were objects in your present environment related to both baseball and toothpaste. C. You were randomly sorting through many, many memories. D. Unfortunately, examples like this are not easily explained by the network theory of memory.

A(n) _____ group consists of subjects who do NOT receive the special treatment given to the experimental group

a. independent variable c. experimental b. control d. dependent variable