A gene involved in forgetting is ______, whose protein ______ causes memory to decay.
A. Drac1; Rac
B. Darc1; PP1
C. Rac; Drac1
D. PP1; Rac
Answer: A
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A) simplicity. B) closure. C) proximity. D) similarity.
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the research on posttraumatic stress disorder?
a) PTSD can cause cognitive problems. b) Posttraumatic stress disorder can be triggered by an anniversary of the traumatic event. c) Suicidal thoughts and behavior are sometimes associated with a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder. d) Those with a delayed onset of posttraumatic stress disorder are likely feigning the disorder for attention and time off of work.
Warren and Warren showed that when presented with a sentence where a sound was replaced by a cough (represented by * here), such as “It was found that the *eel was on the axle,” people ______.
a. could not interpret the sentence b. said that they understood the word to be “wheel,” but they were aware that they did not actually hear the “w” sound c. said that they heard the entire word “wheel” without being aware of anything odd in the sentence d. erroneously heard the word “meal” at first, but then realized by the end of the sentence that the word must be “wheel”
Dr. Lynch is a cognitive behavioral therapist who treats many adolescents and young adults. Today, she is developing a treatment plan for a young woman whom she has diagnosed with bulimia nervosa. Briefly outline the phases Dr. Lynch might include in her treatment plan.
What will be an ideal response?