Bob sells lamps for a living. In order to help people remember his telephone number, he requests the number 981-5267 . Bob advertises his number as 981-LAMP. Bob is hoping that ________ will aid his customers in remembering his phone number
a. recognition
b. recall
c. maintenance rehearsal
d. elaborative rehearsal
e. engrams
d. elaborative rehearsal
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A researcher designed an experiment to determine if consumption of caffeine results in increased level of motor activity. In this study, the dependent variable is the
a. caffeine. b. motor activity. c. experimental design. d. experimenter bias.
Match the correct definition to the vocabulary word
Plasticity A correlation coefficient An experimental design Ethnography Systematic observation— Self-reports Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory A. as open to change as a response to influential experiences. B. describes how two variables are associated with each other. C. uses random assignment of participants to treatment conditions. D. is directed toward understanding the cultural meanings of behavior through participant observation. E. either naturalistic observation in the field or structured observations in a laboratory—provides information about actual behavior but tells us little about the reasoning behind the responses. F. include the clinical interview, in which researchers ask questions in a flexible, conversational style, and the structured interview, in which each participant is asked the same set of questions in the same way. G. views the person as developing within a complex system of relationships affected by multiple levels of the surrounding environment—microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem—as well as a temporal dimension, the chronosystem.
Jane is left-handed and Jill is her twin sister. There is a ________ chance Jill will be left-handed as well
a. 50% c. 24% b. 0% d. 100%
After losing a major business account, Samantha begins second guessing herself by repeatedly thinking, "If only I had changed our contract offer," and "If only I had called them more frequently." Her behavior is an example of ______
a. the confirmation bias c. framing b. counterfactual thinking d. hindsight