Your text's discussion of false memories leads to the conclusion that false memories
a. arise from the same constructive processes that produce true memories.
b. occur for details but not for entire events.
c. occur in laboratory settings but do not occur in real-world circumstances.
d. do not occur for all people but rather are experienced by suggestible or inattentive people.
a
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A. It has been shown that a domineering mother and abusive father lead to changes in sexual orientation. B. It has been shown that sexual orientation is a learned behavior. C. It has been shown that sexual orientation is genetic. D. It has been shown that it is likely that sexual orientation is determined by a complex interaction between biological and environmental variables.
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A) constructivist B) traditional C) inclusive D) collectivist
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a. tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon b. Stroop phenomenon c. gotcha memory d. forgetful memory
When answering questions on a personality question, Francisco thinks about the other men he knows and compares himself to them. What is this called?
a. reference-group effect b. perception of national character c. mutual constitution d. power distance