The ability to identify the origins of a memory is known as
A) encoding.
B) memory detection.
C) sensory memory.
D) source monitoring.
Answer: D
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a. ?pyramidal attraction b. ?facial feedback c. ?social referencing d. ?excitation transfer
Malik is on his school's tennis team. Regardless of his opponent, he enters each tennis game with the confidence that he can win. This belief is consistent with having
A. low self-efficacy. B. high self-efficacy. C. an internal locus of control. D. an external locus of control.
Esme hates her biology class and instead of studying, she goes out partying the night before her final, telling herself, "It won't affect my grade anyway." This example best illustrates the defense mechanism known as:
A. denial. B. rationalization. C. repression. D. projection.
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A. spend so much time talking with each other on the telephone. B. are better able to express their feelings and share them with friends. C. are more egocentric and therefore better able to understand their friends' feelings and point of view. D. find in their friends the intimacy they lack at home.