Memories of factual information, and knowledge about the world in general, are referred to as:
a. episodic memories
b. procedural memories
c. acoustic memories
d. semantic memories
D
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a. The rat was the unconditioned stimulus and the noise was the unconditioned response. b. The rat was the unconditioned response and the noise was the unconditioned stimulus. c. The rat was the conditioned stimulus and the noise was the unconditioned stimulus. d. The rat was the conditioned stimulus and the noise was the conditioned response.
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a. "Stop drinking. Alcohol constricts your thinking, and that is dangerous when it comes to suicide." b. "If you stop drinking suddenly, you will experience alcohol myopia, a dangerous condition." c. "Alcohol myopia is a pleasant state that will probably reduce your likelihood of committing suicide." d. "I'm not worried about your drinking because you are less likely to take your life when intoxicated than when sober."
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the groups. a. social concept c. social identity b. social authority d. social reality
What has research discovered regarding childhood obesity in children who were adopted? Adopted children ____
a. have BMIs that are more similar to their adoptive parents b. are likely to have the same interest in sedentary games as their biological parents c. crave sweets and fats like their biological parents d. have BMIs that are closer to their biological parents than to their adoptive parents