If an animal had a very small portion of its primary motor cortex devoted to its toes, it is most likely that the animal would:
a. be able to initiate very intricate and well-controlled movements with its toes
b. have a limited sense of touch in its toes
c. constantly feel pain in its toes
d. not have very fine motor control over its toes
D
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a. Spreading activation b. Choice blindness c. Change blindness d. Functional fixedness
While a person with autism is listening to a conversation, what area of the brain is primarily used?
A. cortex B. right side of the brain C. medulla D. temporal lobe
Chapter 13 discussed the development of imagery as a strategy for improving children's memory. According to this discussion,
a. children as young as 4 will spontaneously use imagery as an aid to their memory. b. children as young as 6 can be trained to use imagery as an aid to their memory. c. children as young as 6 can create mental images, but they cannot use imagery as a strategy for memory improvement. d. most college students make effective use of imagery as a memory strategy.
Define external and internal locus of control and show their relationship to the just world hypothesis.
What will be an ideal response?