When researchers asked adults about getting lost in a store as a child (an event that did not happen), how did they respond?
a. Many of them said they remembered the event, and added more details.
b. Most insisted that they had heard about it, but it happened to someone else.
c. Most of them became distrustful of the researcher
d. All of them denied that the event had ever occurred.
a
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a. aggressiveness can be transferred from person to person b. when certain emotions are released, a person becomes frustrated and acts aggressively c. there is a generalization of desensitization to violence in many forms d. publicized acts of violence result in an increased incidence of such acts e. none of the above
Being kind to yourself is called __________.
A. self-kindness B. self-esteem C. self-awareness D. self-efficacy
According to Berman, Jonides, and Kaplan (2008), exposure to nature captures ______ attention, allowing ______ attention to refresh
a) top-down; bottom-up b) bottom-up; top-down c) divided; selective d) selective; divided
In a classical conditioning experiment, rats are made to hear a tone followed by the presentation of food. This takes place only when a bright light is on. When the light is off, the tone is not followed by food. This is most likely an experiment based on the phenomenon known as _____
A) ?latent inhibition B) ?overshadowing C) ?blocking D) ?occasion setting