Who first established that people are able to distinguish between

differences in sensory experiences, such as differences in
brightness or loudness, in ways that follow orderly laws?

a. Helmholtz.
b. Broca.
c. Flourens.
d. Weber.
e. Müller.


d. Weber.

Psychology

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Scene schema is

A. rapid movements of the eyes from one place to another in a scene. B. short pauses of the eyes on points of interest in a scene. C. how attention is distributed throughout a static scene. D. knowledge about what is contained in a typical scene.

Psychology

According to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, an individual who faces his or her own impending death would experience the stages in which of the following orders?

a. denial, anger, bargaining, acceptance, depression b. anger, denial, bargaining, acceptance, depression c. denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance d. anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance

Psychology

What would be some of the ergs that motivated Walter’s marriage and the formation of his family, according to Cattell? Explain.

What will be an ideal response?

Psychology

A person is able to move information to the second memory stage by focusing on a selected portion of a sensory input, a process known as

a. selective attention b. constructive processing. c. priming. d. consolidation.

Psychology