Recall the case of H.M. as described in your text. With his hippocampus removed, H.M. was ____
a. ?unable to learn new procedural memories
b. ?able to learn new episodic memories, but unable recall how the memories were learned
c. ?able to learn new procedural memories, but unable to recall how the memories were learned
d. ?able to learn new episodic memories, but unable to use them to change behavior
ANSWER:
c
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A. Stereotype B. Expectation C. Classification D. Categorization
A(n) ________ examines longitudinal data and allows researchers to infer whether a characteristic at time 1 influences behavior at time 2
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Scapegoat theory proposes that ____
a. people are far more likely to take the credit when they encounter successes than they are to take the blame when they encounter failures b. people blame their problems and misfortunes on outgroups, and therefore hold negative attitudes toward those outgroups c. people attend more to information that supports their existing views than they do to information that disconfirms their existing views d. compared to positive stereotypes, negative stereotypes are more easily adopted and have greater staying power
The view of the child as an apprentice in thinking was originated through the work of ______
Fill in the blank with correct word