Neurons that will become part of the cerebral cortex migrate by
a. being passively pushed to their location.
b. traveling along the surface of glial cells.
c. following dendrites.
d. diffusion
b
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a. procedural, episodic b. nondeclarative, declarative c. episodic, semantic d. sematic, procedural
A key component in chronic loneliness is
a. adjusting to a disruption in one's social network. b. early negative social behavior that leads to rejection by peers. c. lack of social groups. d. missing an absent intimate attachment figure.
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the group is the company accountant. A little while later, Lamar realizes that while remembers the names of the people in the fourth group, he can no longer recall the names of anyone he met earlier in the party. Lamar's experience demonstrates a. the phonological similarity effect. b. retroactive interference. c. the cocktail party phenomenon. d. a partial-report procedure.
Roger is using rehearsal to remember a telephone number. Each time he repeats the numbers, he is "reentering" the information into his short-term memory, thus adding about _____ to the shelf life.
A) 15 to 20 seconds B) 60 seconds C) 20 to 30 minutes D) 1 hour