The objects of animistic thinking would most likely be
a. any inanimate objects.
b. the child's absent playmates.
c. living animals, especially mammals.
d. living plants, especially large ones.
A
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Dr. Newman asks people to recall the name of their kindergarten teacher. Surprisingly, the majority of them can, and they comment, "Gee whiz, I haven't thought about that old bat [or old coot] in years!" Their ability to recall the name is a severe problem for which theory of forgetting?
A. Interference theory B. Decay C. Encoding failure D. Retroactive interference
Such works as The Three Faces of Eve, or Watson's discussion of Little Albert illustrate this method
a. case study c. single group observation b. survey d. true experiment
People who flexibly modify their identities in response to age-related changes yet maintain a sense of self-continuity are
A) at the greatest risk for a midlife crisis. B) lower in life satisfaction. C) higher in self-esteem. D) identity-foreclosed.
Spitzer et al found that during a more difficult discrimination task:
a. A neuron’s response to its preferred orientation rose, but its bandwidth fell b. A neuron’s response to its preferred orientation rose, but its bandwidth also rose c. A neuron’s bandwidth fell but its orientation sensitivity was unaffected d. Both the neuron’s orientation sensitivity and its bandwidth fell