Which of the following is a correct statement concerning Howard Gardner's view of intelligence?
a. It is so abstract it does not fit well with everyday views of intelligence.
b. It has had a major impact in educational settings.
c. Most psychologists praise the wealth of scientific evidence supporting the theory.
d. The concepts of the theory can be easily translated into testable forms.
B
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Manuel suffered a traumatic brain injury in an industrial accident and is in a medically induced coma to help his brain heal. His brain shows signs of wakefulness during this time. Based on the principles of consciousness, would these times of wakefulness be an indication of consciousness.
A. Yes, because wakefulness is the same as consciousness. B. Yes, because Manuel's brain activity shows he is conscious. C. No, because Manuel is unable to verbally describe his wakeful state. D. No, because Manuel must have an understanding of himself and the environment around him to be conscious.
What accounts for the action potential moving down the axon at a constant speed?
A. all-or-none law B. paced-resistance principle C. snowball effect D. neuronal push rule
The sudden occurrence of multiple psychological and physiological symptoms that contribute to a feeling of stark terror defines:
A) the class of disorders known as anxiety disorders. B) phobic disorders. C) panic disorder. D) generalized anxiety disorder.
Sarah was at work in a gas station when it was robbed. Right before the robbery occurred, she spoke to a tall man with olive skin and a mustache. When questioned about the suspects in the burglary, she said she was certain that the robber had olive skin and a mustache. In truth, however, he had no facial hair and fair skin. What is the psychological term for this false recollection?
A) absentmindedness B) misattribution C) transference D) bias