Bernard is a shy 2-year-old toddler. According to research by Kagan and colleagues on
shyness, Bernard will likely
a. outgrow his shyness eventually.
b. become less shy depending on his social experiences during adolescence.
c. have about a 50 percent chance of remaining shy as an adult.
d. develop into a shy child.
e. become increasingly shy over the years.
d. develop into a shy child.
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A. the ability to apply memory strategies when learning new information B. the capacity of working memory C. the ability to engage in selective attention D. the ability to tune out irrelevant information
Textbooks often give quizzes at the end of chapters to help students identify what material they know and what material they need to spend more time reviewing. This understanding demonstrates
A) meta-memory. B) implicit memory. Incorrect. The understanding of our own memory processes is called meta-memory. C) source monitoring. D) semantic networking.
Compared to delinquents from authoritarian families, juvenile delinquents from permissive families are more likely to:
A) be low in empathy. B) have low grades. C) use drugs. D) all of the above
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates an example of autobiographical memory?
A. Joseph solves a math problem in his head. B. Missy knows that she visited Disney World as a child even though she cannot remember the trip. C. Brent teaches his brother how to pitch a baseball. D. Stephanie recalls the name of famous bands from the 1980's during a round of trivia.