Physical development _____ in young adulthood
a. speeds up c. increases
b. peaks d. none of these
B
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Professor Yates is lecturing on the definition of psychology. Which example of "behavior" should he use to most effectively communicate the definition?
A. "Behavior consists of activities such as thinking, forgetting, and problem-solving." B. "Acts such as eating, walking, and running are examples of behavior." C. "Behavior is synonymous with internal processes like memory and learning." D. "We make no distinction between the observable and the unobservable-anything that a person does is behavior."
Mature thinkers tend to a. view personal experience as the most critical element in decision-making. b. view rules as absolute
c. integrate emotion and logic in decision-making. d. realize that tolerance and ambiguity have no place in decision-making.
According to the approach to memory, what people report as memories is based on what actually happened plus additional factors such as other knowledge, experiences, and expectations
a. event-specific b. source c. constructive d. misinformation
What is one neurological explanation offered for déjà vu?
a. Visual information may be processed in two brain regions, albeit slightly faster in one area than in the other. b. There is a déjà vu center in the brain. c. Déjà vu occurs when the brain waves recorded from two regions of the brain are similar. d. Déjà vu occurs only in people who have problems with temporal lobe functioning.