Neuropsychological damage can result in linguistic problems such as paraphasias, which are best described as
a. word substitutions.
b. impaired ability to name objects.
c. the absence of coherent speech.
d. none of the above
A
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A. analytical B. practical C. affective D. creative
A psychologist is planning to gather information about a group of subjects through the use of psychological tests. What will ensure that the tests provide useful results?
What will be an ideal response?
According to your textbook, which of the following was reported by studies conducted in Holland and Finland?
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Since your dog died, you have found that tears come into your eyes every time you hear
the song "I Love That Dog," which was always a favorite of yours. But what really surprises you is that you find tears in your eyes now when you hear any song that mentions dogs. This is an example of a. stimulus generalization. b. a conditional emotional response. c. stimulus discrimination. d. spontaneous recovery. e. habituation.