Learning that is not manifested until some later time is called __________.
A. manifest content
B. latent content
C. latent learning
D. manifest learning
Answer: C
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a. availability b. base-rate fallacy c. anchoring and adjustment d. representativeness
ISLE 9.3 Spatial CuingClick on the above link to work though the ISLE activity. Once you've completed the activity, navigate back and answer the following question.Consider Posner's spatial cuing paradigm. If one can separate attention from fixation, then ______.
A. the type of spatial cue should not affect how quickly one detects a stimulus B. stimuli should be detected most quickly when they appear at fixation C. stimuli should be detected more quickly when they are preceded by a valid cue than by a neutral cue D. stimuli should be detected most quickly when they are preceded by a neutral cue
In order for a memory to be useful, it must be
a. dishabituated. b. episodic. c. decoded as an image. d. retrieved.
Who is entitled to provide "ultimate opinion" testimony?
a. lay witnesses only b. expert witnesses only c. both lay witnesses and expert witnesses d. neither lay witnesses nor expert witnesses