Whenever House and Wilson argue, they bring up past issues. When they are getting along well, they have a hard time remembering what they argued about. What might produce this difference in the retrieval of memories??
a. ?flashbulb memory effect
b. ?primacy of memories effect
c. ?general knowledge effect
d. ?mood congruency effect
ANSWER:
d
You might also like to view...
The type of muscular control needed for gymnastics is called
a. labyrinthine motor skills. b. systemic motor skills. c. gross motor skills. d. agility.
Practicing a task even after it has been successfully learned refers to:
a. transfer of training b. massed practice c. overlearning d. distributed practice
Which one of the following is a key assumption of social identity theory?
a. Individuals tend to compare themselves to people who are performing worse than they are. b. Because our social identities are linked to our groups, our feelings of self-worth can be enhanced by stressing the relative superiority of our groups. c. Group members strive to maximize their positive outcomes and minimize the negative outcomes. d. Group members are cognitive misers: they seek to process information rapidly, but they sometimes make errors. e. Self-esteem is an indicator of one’s acceptance within one’s social groups.
Regarding the effects of deprivation and enrichment, which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. Impoverished children tend to be sick more often, their mental development lags, and they do poorly at school. b. The stresses of poverty can be hard on parents, leading to marriage problems, less positive parenting, and poorer parent-child relationships. c. Few adults who grew up in poverty have remained trapped in continued poverty. d. Many studies have shown that enriched environments improve the abilities or enhance the development of young children.