When individuals respond in the same way to similar stimuli, this is called ______.
A. discrimination learning
B. stimulus generalization
C. a discriminative stimulus
D. a discriminative operant
B. stimulus generalization
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As information is stored in short-term memory, our nervous system uses interconnected groups of neurons called:
A. neuronal nodes B. neural assemblies C. hierarchical assemblies D. dendrite clusters
It is important to remember high-impact internships may NOT ______.
A. be reflective of working in a particular industry B. require heavy commitment from the intern C. explore student interns to diversify viewpoints D. provide rich feedback
Memory performance is enhanced if the type of task at encoding matches the type of task at retrieval. This is called
A. transfer-appropriate processing. B. episodic-based processing. C. elaborative rehearsal. D. personal semantic memory.
Richard Atkinson and Richard Shiffrin's (1968) model of memory, which was introduced a year after the publication of Neisser's book, described the flow of information in the memory system as progressing through three stages. Which memory holds incoming information for a fraction of a second and then passes most of this information to short-term memory?
A. Long-term memory B. Sensory memory C. Episodic memory D. Semantic memory