Irving Biederman's recognition by components theory helps to explain how people can successfully:
a. recognize objects they have never seen before
b. overcome visual illusions
c. perceive depth using only monocular cues
d. identify degraded or incomplete objects
D
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Why have divorce rates declined since the early 1980s?
a. The average age of the population is getting older. b. The people most prone to divorce are less likely to get married. c. State governments have mandated marriage counseling to reduce the divorce rates. d. Married couples are getting along better thanks to improvements in premarital counseling.
What is an argument against using adoption studies for assessing the relative influences of genetics and environment on child development?
a. Adoptive parents go through a rigorous screening process, decreasing their diversity. b. Because adoptive parents are under constant scrutiny, they tend to downplay the negative behaviors of their children. c. Children who are adopted are more likely to feel out of place in their adopted home and community. d. The mere knowledge of knowing they were adopted will alter the behavior of a child.
Your textbook suggests that the research into state-dependent learning has not consistently found the effect to be very powerful
Reasons for this lack of consistent findings include the idea that we learn information in multiple settings, not just one. These different findings provide a problem for the critical thinking concept of _____. A) correlation versus causation B) extraordinary claims C) Occam's Razor D) replicability
You are fascinated watching your neonate sleep. She looks very peaceful and is very quiet. Even though she has not really been moving at all, you suddenly notice that her eyes are moving quite rapidly underneath her eye lids. What is happening?
She is experiencing nervousness because she feels your presence. She is in hypersleep. She is convulsing. She is in REM sleep.