The ability to remember a memory without the presence of cues or prompts is known as
__________ memory.
Fill in the blanks with correct word
recall
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Outgroup bias involves:
a. kicking individuals out of current groups. b. downgrading others who are different or not in your group. c. remembering more information about members of other groups than members of your own group. d. caring more about members of other groups as compared to members of your own.
In middle childhood, what memory strategy emerges and involves repeating the information to be learned over and over?
a. rehearsal b. organization c. repetition d. elaboration
According to social comparison theory, we are most likely to compare our abilities to those of another person when ________
A) there is no objective measure to judge ourselves by B) the other that we are comparing ourselves to belongs to a different group C) available objective measures may result in decreased self-esteem D) available subjective measures may result in increased self-esteem E) the other that we are comparing ourselves to is of a higher status
Even though Juliet thought it was wrong to take from others, she didn't want to be rejected by her peers, so she began shoplifting along with them. Juliet probably experienced __________ when she stole.
A. the fundamental attribution error B. reactance C. central route change D. cognitive dissonance