The __________ is responsible for thought—in particular, consciousness, attention, inhibition of impulses, integration of information, and use of memory, reasoning, planning, and problem-solving strategies
A) cerebellum
B) parietal lobe
C) temporal lobe
D) prefrontal cortex
D
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Barry is sometimes very agreeable in meetings, but other times he refuses to go along with anything that is suggested. In this example, Barry's behavior has:
a. low distinctiveness b. high consensus c. low consistency d. low consensus
Regarding persuasion, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Persuasion can occur during personal discussions with friends. b. The success or failure of persuasion can be understood by considering the three factors of conformity, compliance, and coercion. c. Persuasion involves any deliberate attempt to change attitudes or beliefs with information or arguments. d. Attitude change can occur in response to external persuasion as well as the internal process of cognitive dissonance.
The graphic representation of the results of Ebbinghaus' research is known as the
a. scatter plot of memory loss. b. histogram of retention. c. memory interference polygon. d. curve of forgetting.
When Oskar's eyes dilate, his __________ nervous system is working, but when he runs across a field, his __________ nervous system is working.
A. sympathetic; central B. somatic; autonomic C. autonomic; peripheral D. autonomic; somatic