In an experiment involving a monkey, it was found (Georgopoulos et al. 1989) that during the few milliseconds prior to a "mental rotation task," minute activity in the motor cortex suggested that individual cells:
A) have time ordered sequences
B) have auditory reactions to rotated objects
C) have directional preferences
D) have three dimensional geometric structures
E) respond during any task involving mental rotation
C
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A) Relevant analogies usually help people solve problems, and people do spontaneously think of relevant analogies. B) Relevant analogies usually help people solve problems, but people often do not spontaneously think of relevant analogies. C) Relevant analogies usually hinder people when solving problems, and people do spontaneously think of relevant analogies. D) Relevant analogies usually hinder people when solving problems, but people often do not spontaneously think of relevant analogies E) Relevant analogies neither help nor hinder people when solving problems.
Neisser's influential book was called "Behavior of Organisms."?
a. True b. False
Which method enables the visualization of minute but specific structural details of a neuron, such as synaptic vesicles?
A. light microscopy B. dark field microscopy C. electron microscopy D. microautoradiography