Penelope listens attentively in her college classes and translates the information into new memories. The main memory process that accounts for the fact that Penelope is able to form new memories as information is encountered for the first time is:
a. storage
b. retrieval
c. encoding
d. partitioning
C
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In an experiment, the __________ is what researchers expect to change as a result of manipulation.
A. replication group B. independent variable C. control group D. dependent variable
Which of the following statements most accurately represents the orientation of most contemporary developmental psychopathology theorists and researchers?
a. Most contemporary theorists and researchers believe that the understanding of psychopathology begins with a solid understanding of the id, ego and superego. b. Most contemporary theorists and researchers believe that the understanding of psychopathology must include an appreciation for the multiple influences on a child's development. c. Most contemporary theorists and researchers believe that while important the emphasis on childhood psychopathology is not as important as understanding adulthood psychopathology. d. None of the above.
In 1976, Kenneth Donaldson, who was not considered dangerous, successfully sued the director of the hospital in which he had been confined for 15 years and where he had received
a. SSRI medication b. ECT. c. no treatment. d. abusive treatment.
Interview questions such as, "Why should I hire you" and "What college subjects do you like best" demonstrate which negative aspect of unstructured interviews?
a. Lack of job relatedness b. Contrast effects c. Primacy effects d. Recency effects