When first learning to drive a manual transmission car, we are often aware of our processing and it seems to take all of our attention to coordinate our actions. This is an example of
a. automatic processing.
b. effortful processing.
c. divided attention.
d. attentional capacity.
ANSWER: b
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A) The population of difference scores is even moderately different from normal. B) The sample has less than 40 participants. C) There is a ceiling effect in the test, which is likely to make the population of difference scores highly skewed. D) Pretest and posttest scores are highly correlated with each other.
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a. Nation-states create tariffs to protect their own import/export flow of agriculture products b. Toyota optimizes its flow of automobiles to all possible markets in the world c. Labor unions oppose the flow of undocumented workers to control flow of labor d. Companies try to anonymize market flows so others cannot find out sales data
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a. true b. false