One of your neighbors used to be a very heavy drinker. Eventually, she was unable to care for herself and was placed in a nursing home. She kept introducing herself several times a day to the staff and other residents. From what you learned about memory in this chapter, what do you think was most likely wrong with her?
a. She had experienced a stroke
b. She had Alzheimer's disease.
c. She had Parkinson's disease.
d. She had Korsakoff's syndrome.
d
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If a researcher found that room temperature and aggression had a strong negative correlation, it would indicate that:
a. low room temperatures tend to be associated with low levels of aggression b. there is no relationship between room temperature and level of aggression c. high room temperatures tend to be associated with low levels of aggression d. increases in room temperature caused an increase in aggression
For Bronfenbrenner, the exosystem is represented by
A) families and peers. B) travel to foreign countries. C) the local community. D) cultural forces and beliefs.
A third dimension identified by Eysenck that reflects a predisposition toward disorders involving detachment from others, hostility, manipulation, and impulsiveness is
a. sociopathy. b. psychoticism. c. schizophrenia. d. Eysenck only identified two dimensions.
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What will be an ideal response?