In 1916, a Stanford University professor adapted and revised the Binet and Simon's test and re-released it in the United States. That psychologist was ____
a. David Wechsler
b. Sir Francis Galton
c. Robert Sternberg
d. Lewis Terman
d
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How do the synapses responsible for taste and smell differ from those for vision and hearing? a. The synapses for taste and smell have effects that are expressed more widely in the brain. b. The synapses for taste and smell have inhibitory effects; vision and taste are excitatory. c. The synapses for taste and smell react more slowly and their effects last longer
d. The synapses for taste and smell occur only in the spinal cord and not in the brain.
According to Maslow's needs-hierarchy theory, hungry people are preoccupied with satisfying their _____ needs
a. self-actualization c. belongingness b. physiological d. esteem
Jeremy lost his job very unexpectedly last year, but he was as confident as usual. This lack of change in his level of confidence was representative of a(n) a. trait
b. state. c. abnormal behavior. d. ability.
Fred is studying vocabulary for his biomedical class while lying on his bed. At the same time, his roommates and their friends are enthusiastically watching the basketball game on television in the living room. Fred’s recall of the material will likely be best while ____
a. ?seated at a desk in a quiet room b. ?lying down with background noise c. ?outdoors in fresh air and sunshine d. ?lying down in a silent setting