A human can detect wavelengths of light that are between __________ and __________ nm.
A. 100; 200
B. 100; 380
C. 380; 760
D. 760; 980
Answer: C
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A. Elaborative specificity B. Mood-dependent learning C. Context-dependent learning D. State-dependent learning
Elaine, a graduate student in a neuroscience department, is interested in understanding the effects of popular herbal remedies on neuronal communication. After growing neurons in a petri dish, she exposes the neurons to several common herbal supplements. After performing a series of electrophysiology experiments, she notes that one class of herbal supplements caused the neurons to become
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Aaron earned a Psy.D. This means that he will most likely be
a. employed by a university as a psychological researcher and professor. b. conducting therapy at a community mental health clinic. c. prescribing medication to severely disturbed patients. d. visiting patients' homes to evaluate family and living conditions.
The inability to see new uses for old objects is called:
a. functional fixedness c. divergent thinking b. interference d. braindrumming