What makes a stimulus attention-getting?
A. its meaningfulness
B. its familiarity
C. its physical characteristics
D. its conceptual possibilities
Answer: C
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A condition in which brain neurons have repeated episodes of excessive, synchronized activity is called ____
a. dyslexia b. epilepsy c. hippocampal commissure d. Broca's aphasia
The white matter of the brain is involved in ______.
a. storing information b. transferring information c. basic functions of life d. advanced processes
Dr. Vancil can tell when her patients have lost consciousness because they experience _____.
A. decreased connectivity between the cerebral cortex and subcortical areas such as the thalamus, hypothalamus, and basal ganglia. B. increased overall activity of the cortex but decreased subcortical areas C. loss of synchrony and connectivity between cortical areas but intact subcortical areas D. loss of synchrony and connectivity between subcortical areas but intact cortical areas
Which core value of community psychology most directly concerns the fair allocation of resources, opportunities and power in society?
a. social justice b. collaboration and community strengths c. individual and family wellness d. empirical grounding