What was the findings of the experiment that yielded scientific evidence for selective attention?
A. Recall was equally bad for both ears.
B. Recall was worse for the attended ear.
C. Recall was equally good for both ears.
D. Recall was better for the attended ear.
D. Recall was better for the attended ear.
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Which theory posits that there are two major routes to persuasion: central and peripheral?
a. the personal relevance theory of persuasion b. the elaboration likelihood model c. the theory of psychological reactance d. the action identification theory
A psychologist reviews a client's records. "This individual's issue is that a part of her consciousness—her memory—has split off from the rest of her consciousness, even though there is no evidence of brain damage." The psychologist is describing a person with a(n) ____
a. organic brain disorder b. anxiety disorder c. somatoform disorder d. dissociative disorder
_______________ may represent the first stages of memory
A) COD B) LTP C) ERE D) SMM
Skinner's use of intervening variables is
a. similar to Hull's use. b. not as extensive as Hull's use. c. to mediate between stimuli and responses. d. nonexistent.