Nina travels from the living room to the kitchen intending to get something, but then does not recall what she intended to get. Nina’s experience is an example of __________ memory
A) temporal
B) semantic
C) episodic
D) implicit
Answer: C
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Schaie's sequential study of stability of intellectual abilities showed that
a. both cohort and age affect intellectual performance. b. cohort, but not age, affects intellectual performance. c. age, but not cohort, affects intellectual performance. d. neither cohort nor age affects intellectual performance.
How is excess Na+ prevented from depolarizing a neuron at resting potential?
a. Cl- enters the cell through diffusion and electrostatic pressure to balance out the membrane potential b. The Na+/K+ pump uses active transport to move excess Na+ against its concentration gradient to the outside of the cell c. Although Na+ wants to naturally diffuse into the cell, electrostatic pressure prevents it from entering d. K+ exits the cell via diffusion and electrostatic pressure to balance out the membrane potential