Tapping into memory monitoring strategies may be an effective way to compensate for older adults' tendency to be more prone to
A. flashbulb memory errors.
B. false memory errors.
C. autobiographic memory errors.
D. semantic memory errors.
Answer: B
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A. false memory. B. source memory. C. flashbulb memory. D. implicit memory.
A sample is random when
a. it includes a large number of people. b. it includes a great variety of types of people. c. each member of the population has the same chance of being part of the sample. d. each member is selected on the basis of a preconceived set of traits. e. someone besides the researcher selects it.
The liberalizing of punishments for marijuana use and possession in the mid-1900s as more Whites began to use the drug highlights the __________
A) social nature of drug use B) intersection of class and drug politics C) moral panic of drugs D) universal nature of drug definitions
A Pew Research Center (2006b) survey reported that family continues to be the greatest source of satisfaction in people's lives. About ________ of the respondents said that they speak on an average day with a family member who doesn't live in their house.
A. 93 percent B. 73 percent C. 63 percent D. 53 percent