Cell assemblies and long term memory are examples of
a. the vagueness of a cognitive approach.
b. meaningless abstractions.
c. observable aspects of the learning process.
d. psychological metaphors.
D
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Why is it inaccurate and poor scientific judgment to make conclusions based on case studies?
A. Case studies can provide little information about a disorder. B. Few patients are willing to be used as case studies. C. It is unethical. D. Conclusions based on so little data are likely to be flawed.
When Bill looks at his lamp alternately with his left and right eye, the image seems to jump from one position to another. With both eyes he perceives only one image. This illustrates ______
a. the Gestalt principle of similarity b. retinal disparity c. interposition d. the Gestalt principle of proximity
Whenever Marion meets a new person for the first time, she always says, "I'll do my best to remember your name, but I'm really bad at remembering names." Marion's comment demonstrates her ___
a. explicit metacognitive knowledge b. implicit metagcognitive knowledge c. production deficiency d. use of mnemonics
When productivity can be measured directly, employers usually utilize a(n) ________ appraisal system
a. objective b. residual c. subjective d. interactive