In Chase & Simon's research on memory for chess positions, after one look at a
random board, the Class A player recalled about ______ pieces as the novice player.
(a) the same number of
(b) twice as many
(c) twenty four times as many; the Class A player recalled all of them; the
novice just one
(d) that study did not use random boards
B
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Which of the following is TRUE about the relationship between infant and adult heights?
a. There is no relationship between height as an infant and height as an adult. b. There is an almost perfect relationship between height as an infant and height as an adult. c. Long infants always grow up to be tall adults. d. There may be a relationship between an infant's height and their height as an adult.
Any prevention/promotion innovation has certain elements that are central to its effectiveness and must be included in any implementation, and other elements that can be modified to fit the context of a new setting. These are termed:
a. operator and context components. b. core and adaptive components. c. central and contextual components. d. longitudinal and short-term elements.
According to May, feelings of anxiety stem primarily from:
a. sexual conflict b. rejection c. emptiness d. loneliness and emptiness
The two fundamental attributes of LTM are
(a) representation and simplification (b) accommodation and assimilation (c) falsification and confirmation (d) secure and attached (e) externalization and decomposition