Which of the following is an example of processing new information "deeply"?
a. Mark just learned a new Spanish word and has decided to use it in as many sentences as possible.
b. Beth just finished a new section in Algebra II. To learn to use the new formulas correctly she plans to work a number of problems.
c. both a and b
d. none of these.
C
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What would you predict about Little Albert based on the principle of spontaneous recovery?
A. Even after his fear of a rat was extinguished, the fear could come back. B. After his fear of loud noises was extinguished, the fear could come back. C. His fear of rats would disappear if he saw a rat without hearing a loud noise. D. His fear of loud noises would disappear if he heard a loud noise without a rat present.
The mood-as-information model suggests that mood acts as information ______.
a. when people realize that it comes from an irrelevant source b. for some people more than other people c. only when people are motivated d. when people don’t realize that it comes from an irrelevant source
How does the prevalence of drug abuse in emerging adulthood compare to that in other periods? Discuss three factors that contribute to the likelihood of drug use in emerging adulthood
What will be an ideal response?
A later evaluation of Piaget's theory concluded that he
a. underestimated the ability of young children. b. underestimated the abilities of adults. c. underestimated the abilities of adolescents. d. borrowed heavily from other stage theories.