In the James-Lange theory of emotion, people experience emotions as a result of ________ that produce specific sensations.
A. psychological changes
B. physiological changes
C. remedial changes
D. continuous changes
Answer: B
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Dr. Flowers believes that a person's thoughts cause disorders like depression and anxiety, and that she can treat those disorders by teaching patients to control and revise their thoughts
She is practicing __________. a. Cognitive Therapy b. Behavior Therapy c. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy d. Pharmacotherapy
Evidence suggests that collaborative inhibition MOST likely occurs because:
A) people tend to better encode information individually than they do in groups. B) retrieval strategies used by individuals in the group disrupt those used by others. C) people have a tendency to loaf in groups and not take the task seriously. D) retrieval occurs in a different state than does encoding.
When Mary looks at the following display, she tends to see horizontal rows rather than vertical columns of faces. This happens because ________ ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
a. lines and patterns tend to be perceived as continuing in time and space. b. items that are alike in some way (such as in color, shape, or size) tend to be perceived as belonging together. c. items that are near each other tend to be grouped together. d. horizontal displays tend to be perceived as figure and vertical displays as ground.
What is the difference between working memory and short-term memory?
A. Working memory is part of long-term memory. B. Short-term memory is limited to a few items within working memory. C. Working memory controls the memories in short-term memory. D. Short-term memory is a subset of procedural memory.