According the size-arrival effect, smaller objects are perceived as ______.
A. moving faster
B. moving slower
C. closer to the viewer
D. farther from the viewer
Answer: D
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Dr. Athorp has just discovered a new drug that mimics the effects of GABA. It is likely that this new drug will produce side effects such as
a. general stimulation within the body and an increase in heart rate. b. anxiety reduction and general relaxation. c. a reduction in pain and a sense of euphoria. d. hallucinations and disrupted sleep patterns.
A psychology professor decides to play a practical joke on a colleague in the History Department. While the historian is giving a lecture on the first day of class, the psychology professor interrupts and asks to speak with her outside the classroom. While they are conversing, all the students leave through a back door and are replaced with a completely new group of students. Upon returning, the
history professor continues her lecture without noticing that the students are different, illustrating: A) change blindness. B) apparent motion. C) absentmindedness. D) inattentional blindness.
The stage of sleep in which delta waves begin to appear is ________ sleep
a. Stage 1 b. Stage 2 c. Stage 3 d. Stage 4 e. Stage 5
Your sister is concerned that your niece is not going to be a very good student when she goes to school because whenever she shows her something new, your niece only looks at it for a short time. Is she correct?
a. No, infants who are "short-lookers" tend to have higher IQ and educational achievement later. b. No, infants who are "short-lookers" tend to have higher IQ, but usually do not apply it. c. Yes, infants who are "short-lookers" have lower IQ and educational achievement later. d. Yes, infants who are "short-lookers" have lower IQ, but were better at applying themselves.