Karen is so used to driving to her boyfriend's house that when she is taking her little brother to softball practice early one morning, before she is fully awake, she finds herself driving to her boyfriend's house instead. This is an example of
a. judgmental heuristics.
b. counterfactual thinking.
c. controlled thinking.
d. automatic thinking.
Answer: D
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a. Reject the null hypothesis with a sample of n = 23 participants b. Fail to reject the null hypothesis with a sample of n = 23 participants c. Reject the null hypothesis with a sample of n = 22 participants d. Fail to reject the null hypothesis with a sample of n = 22 participants
REM sleep has been shown to ____
a. inhibit sexual arousal b. interfere with new learning c. strengthen the formation of new motor skills d. strengthen memories for new facts
When you need information stored in computer files, you select the file and open it. When you need information from your long-term memory, you utilize the memory process known as
a. retrieval. b. encoding. c. iconic processing. d. dishabituation.
Behavioral therapists and assessors see personality as
a. a set of abilities. b. a group of traits. c. a constellation of needs. d. a system of drives.