__________ is more challenging than __________
A) Recall; recognition
B) Recognition; short-term recall
C) Recognition; long-term recall
D) Identification; retrieval
Answer: A
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An article entitled, "The Mind: Goals and Purposes" would be most likely written by someone who identifies with:
a. Wundt and structuralism c. Freud and Wertheimer b. James and functionalism d. Watson and structuralism
Core temperatures in humans a. should be maintained within a range of 10 degrees in order for us to feel well
b. are not as important as they are in animals that are ectoderms. c. can vary quite a bit from person to person, but must be maintained within a range of 10 degrees in order for us to feel well. d. must be maintained within a very few degrees or life-threatening conditions can occur.
Long-term potentiation refers to the ability of neurons to:
a. increase their size. b. decrease their size. c. strengthen their signaling with other neurons. d. weaken their signaling with other neurons.
When 2-year-old Nicholas was first learning to draw, he often moved his whole body, even his tongue. Only later did he confine the action to his fingers, hand, and slight arm motion. This tendency is called the:
a. gross-to-specific trend b. proximodistal trend c. cephalocaudal trend d. differentiated-to-integrated trend