Descriptive statistics involves characterizing the obtained data
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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As a result of the pathway through which visual information travels from the eye to the visual cortex, images seen in the left visual field are received in
a. both the left and right visual cortex. b. only the right visual cortex. c. only the left visual cortex. d. only half of the right visual cortex and half of the left visual cortex.
If researchers reported that, for a correlated-groups design, t(20) = 3.57, p<.05, you can conclude that a. a total of 21 people participated in the study
b. a total of 22 people participated in the study. c. a total of 40 people participated in the study. d. the number of participants cannot be determined.
The emotional and declarative aspects of a memory for a stressful event a. are both a result of activity in the hippocampus
b. are both a result of activity in the amygdala. c. are the result of independent activity in the amygdala and hippocampus, respectively. d. result when activity in the hippocampus inhibits activity in the amygdala.
While attempting to study for her exam, Kendra's recurring thoughts of how she is broke and losing her job interfere with her ability to concentrate. This cognitive stress response is called
A. ruminative thinking. B. a mental set. C. functional fixedness. D. an alarm reaction.