Lashley experienced an interesting completion effect: The face of his friend was replaced by the background wallpaper pattern. This occurred during
A) a seizure.
B) a migraine attack.
C) a flash back.
D) blindsight.
E) recovery from a brain tumor.
Answer: B
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Which of the following is true of the 1905 study conducted by W. H. R. Rivers on responses to the Mueller-Lyer and horizontal-vertical illusions?
a) The English were more fooled by the horizontal-vertical illusion than were the Indians and New Guineans. b) The only factor that led to the differences in response was education. c) The English saw the lines in the Mueller-Lyer illusion as being more different in length than Indians and New Guineans. d) The effects of illusion did not differ by culture.
Todd is having difficulty at work and has failed to please his boss on each of the last three projects he has been assigned. He begins to feel as if there is nothing he can do to turn things around. Soon, he starts to feel there is also nothing he can do about some of the difficulties he has been having with members of his family. He starts to act withdrawn and unmotivated most of the time. Todd
seems to be suffering from A. anxiety. B. low self esteem. C. low achievement motivation. D. learned helplessness.
Jade and Maury have an infant son. Jade largely does the cooking, but Maury always cleans up so that Jade can give the baby a bath after dinner. After the kitchen is clean, Maury and Jade confer to determine what chores are left and how to divide their time so that they both get to be with the baby before bedtime. Jade and Maury are engaged in
a. coparenting. b. socialization. c. promotion of volitional functioning. d. authoritative parenting.
The most common defense mechanism against unacceptable unconscious impulses is
A. dissociation. B. projection. C. repression. D. reaction formation.