Jude learns the concept of subtraction by forming a picture in his mind of removing blocks from one stack and adding them to another stack. His memory strategy is best considered an example of the use of:
a. mental imagery
b. rehearsal
c. organization
d. semantic elaboration
a
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A. favorite food; intelligence B. body type; vocabulary C. religiosity; religion practiced D. mental health; self-confidence
According to the chapter They Don't Look the Same to Meabout homogeneity and heterogeneity biases,
participants were better at differentiating between_____________ faces than _______________ faces. (a) neutral black; happy black (b) happy black; neutral black (c) neutral black; angry black (d) angry black; neutral black
When Leslie was born, the doctor delivering her used forceps applied incorrectly. As a result, Leslie suffered a basal skull fracture and spent the first two weeks of her life in intensive care. Doctor's told Leslie's parents that she would experience a full recovery but that same fracture is often fatal in twenty year olds. The most likely reason for this is:
A. Leslie's injury received immediate care. B. brains have greater plasticity later in life. C. the number of synapses increases along with development. D. young children have more brain synapses
Generalized anxiety disorder is considered the "basic" anxiety disorder because
a. it was the first anxiety disorder to be studied using animal models. b. all the other anxiety disorders include intense generalized anxiety. c. both a and b d. it was the first anxiety disorder to be studied by Freud.