Zinchenko suggested that the memorability of words was profoundly influenced by:
A) the meaning of the words
B) the intelligence of the research participant
C) the goal of the research participant
D) the age of the research participant
E) the length of the words
C
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Dr. Stroetz believes that most psychological disorders can be successfully treated by bringing unconscious conflicts and defenses into conscious awareness. Knowing this, you might expect that Dr. Stroetz's bookshelves contain a large number of books written by
a. Sigmund Freud. b. Hans Eysenck. c. Carl Rogers. d. Joseph Wolpe.
Major cognitive risk factors for eating disorder include
a. body dissatisfaction and body image disturbance. b. body satisfaction and body disturbance. c. body dissatisfaction and body image arousal. d. thought process and body image.
Ted is sitting in the campus center when he is suddenly overcome by an intense fear that he had never experienced before. His body seems to be "racing out of control" and he wonders if he is having a heart attack. Ted's symptoms would be called
a) fugue. b) a panic attack. c) a mood disorder. d) depersonalization.
Which of the following statistics are used to show the relationships between variables in a path analysis?
a. Regression coefficients b. Pearson correlation coefficients c. Multiple correlation coefficients d. Chi-square statistics