Molly effortlessly recalls prayers in church that she had learned years earlier from her mother. This is likely because of __________
a) overlearning
b) method of loci
c) massed practice
d) consolidation
ANS: A, When a bit of information is repeatedly encoded (again and again) it can be overlearned. This can make it much easier to remember in the future. Remember that when it comes time for your next exam!
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a. fear of getting fat b. refusing new foods c. being a difficult child d. maternal control
Ling is sure that if her boyfriend proposes, she will feel elation. This is an example of an
A. expected emotion. B. immediate emotion. C. integral immediate emotion. D. incidental immediate emotion.
Which female is most likely to have an eating disorder?
a. Maciel, an Australian b. Belinda, a Columbian c. Audrey, an Asian d. Doreen, a Bolivian
Define, and identify the strengths and weaknesses of a cross-sectional and longitudinal
design. What will be an ideal response?