José was about to introduce his girlfriend Natalia to a friend—but, all of a sudden, he could not remember his friend's name. This is known as:
A) a transient state.
B) a memory misattribution.
C) a tip-of-the-tongue experience.
D) retrograde amnesia.
C) a tip-of-the-tongue experience.
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a. elevated lead in the mother's breast milk b. consumption of alcohol during pregnancy c. higher maternal age d. maternal exposure to mercury by the baby immediately after birth
According to the "law of parsimony,"
A. a good theory generates a large number of hypotheses. B. the best theory is the one that explains a phenomenon with the fewest constructs. C. hypotheses are generated from theories. D. theories should require as few studies as possible to support them.
At what age does any specific disease overtake accidents as a cause for mortality?
20 40 60 80
John's EEG pattern as he reads his textbook indicates that he's alert and awake. This means that his brain is generating __________ waves
a. alpha b. beta c. theta d. delta