How can psychologists determine what the world looks like to a red-green color-blind person?
a. Determine which wavelengths strike the retina of someone with color vision deficiency.
b. Record brain waves from the visual cortex while shining various lights
c. Ask someone with red-green color vision deficiency to describe what he or she sees.
d. Ask someone who is red-green color-blind in one eye to describe what he or she sees.
d
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Imaginary audience and personal fable are components of which aspect of adolescent thinking?
a. formal operations b. deductive reasoning c. egocentrism d. concrete operations e. role diffusion
In Sternberg's componential subtheory, a component is
A) any mental process related to common sense or practical intelligence. B) a mental process that gathers or works with information. C) any technological advancement that enhances human thinking. D) another name for creative thinking and abstract reasoning ability.
When we use the term “remembering” in day-to-day life, we are making reference to the memory process of:
A. Encoding B. Rehearsal C. Retrieval D. Storage
The four critical situations Miller and Dollard consider important in the development of personality involved sex, aggression,
a. feeding, and toliet training. b. cleanliness, and language. c. attachment, and imitation. d. social learning, and imitation.