Factual information appears to be organized in:
A. groups of nodes that are connected by personal associations
B. hierarchies with abstract information at the top and concrete information at the bottom
C. random ways
D. a linear way from most-used information to least-used information
Answer: B
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a. trace conditioning b. delayed conditioning c. simultaneous conditioning d. backward conditioning
Who would have supported the notion that intelligence resulted from a single ability and could be represented by a single test score?
A) Gardner B) Spearman C) Sternberg D) Thurstone
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a. He was not particularly adept at social perception. b. His expectations that she died of old age led him to ignore evidence that she was murdered. c. Only a very experienced police officer would have had the skills to determine if a murder took place. d. He was the real murderer, but wanted to cover up his crime.
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development? a. Biopsychosocial model b. Behavioral model c. Person-centered model d. Psychoanalytic model e. Developmental psychopathological model