______________ priming results in an enhanced ability to identify a stimulus; __________ priming results in facilitated processing of the meaning of a stimulus or enhanced access to a concept
a. Response, retrieval c. Perceptual, semantic
b. Perceptual, conceptual d. Attentional, categorical
Answer: b
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Danielle had a dream in which she was playing rummy with an elephant wearing suspenders. The next instant, the elephant had changed into one of her grade-school teachers and they were watching a purple sunset over a red ocean. According to the activation-synthesis model of dreaming, the sudden bizarre changes in settings that took place in Danielle's dream represent
a. an interpretation of random neuron activity in lower brain centers. b. the manifest content of the dream. c. the latent content of the dream. d. an attempt to work through problems she is currently experiencing in her life.
Which statement describes a central characteristic of social psychology?
a. Social psychology uses historical events as its primary source of data. b. Social psychology assumes that thoughts and behaviors are influenced by other people. c. Social psychology focuses more on the behavior of groups than on that of individuals. d. Social psychology emphasizes the solitary nature of human behavior.
The position on the mind-body question claiming that both mental events and bodily responses occur simultaneously even though the two events are independent of each other is called:?
a. ?interactionism b. ?epiphenomenalism c. ?psychophysical parallelism d. ?double aspectism
If the dimes start coming out on a random basis, then you would expect the
response to (a) decrease, then cease completely (b) become very resistant to extinction, due to the partial reinforcement effect (c) remain unchanged, due to generalization effects (d) remain unchanged, due to spontaneous recovery