A long-lasting increase in the strength of synaptic responsiveness is called ________
a. deep processing.
b. long-term potentiation.
c. parallel processing.
d. state-dependent memory.
Answer: b
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a. fall into only one of Holland's career types. b. tend to change from career type to career type across the lifespan. c. tend to combine several career types simultaneously. d. tend to have one career type as an adolescent and another as an adult.
Currently, the best description of the way in which color is encoded in the visual pathways is that color vision:
a. begins as an opponent process in the retina and later switches to a trichromatic process b. is an opponent process in the left cerebral cortex and a trichromatic process in the right cerebral cortex c. begins as a trichromatic process in the retina and later switches to an opponent process d. is an opponent process in the right cerebral cortex and a trichromatic process in the left cerebral cortex
Ted and Pam make sure that they never contradict each other while disciplining their children. They know that punishment should be consistent so their children do not receive any mixed messages about their parental ability to assert power. Ted and Pam have a good understanding of
a. transgression. c. intra-agent consistency. b. interagent consistency. d. intertransgression consistency.
Which of the following describes the neutral zone according to Bill Bridges?
a. The time between an ending and new beginning in which it is useful to consider where you are now and what you would like to do next. b. The process of considering what a change will require you to give up as well as the advantages of the change because every change is based on incomplete information. c. Reaching one's full potential and attaining a sense of fulfillment. d. Development doesn't end with childhood; it continues throughout life.