Functionalism emerged partly in response to the publication of ____
a. Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens
b. The Prince and the Pauper, by Mark Twain
c. The Origin of the Species, by Charles Darwin
d. Far from the Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy
ANSWER: c
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What did Bouchard find in his study?
A. Identical twins varied greatly in behaviors. B. Identical twins varied greatly in personality traits. C. The twins were identical in behaviors. D. The twins were very similar in personality traits.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. When asked, people usually report that babies have the capacity for agency but little capacity for experience 2. Descartes believed that the mind was part of the physical world 3. Experiments by Libet revealed that our brains lead our minds and bodies, instead of our mind directing brain activity and behaviour 4. The cocktail-party phenomenon describes the increased likelihood that people will hear their name mentioned from across the room, even when engaged in another conversation at a large and noisy event 5. The unity of consciousness refers to the fact that consciousness flows like a river from one “right now” to the next
The process of translating a physical stimulus into action potentials is known as a. transduction
b. translation. c. absorption. d. the dark current.
How does the Levels of Processing model of memory differ from the Information Processing model?
a) The Information Processing model hypothesizes only one type of long-term memory. b) The Information Processing model assumes retrieval is not an active process in short-term memory. c) The Levels of Processing model hypothesizes only one type of memory, but different levels of information processing. d) The Levels of Processing model uses semantic networking as a core concept in determining what is retained in working memory.