One person became blind because of eye damage and another because of damage to the visual cortex. How do they differ?
a. The one with cortical damage can describe what an object is, without knowing where it is.
b. The one with cortical damage can learn to identify colors by touching them
c. The one with eye damage still wakes up when the sun rises.
d. The one with eye damage still has visual imagery and visual dreams.
d
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Exercise 19 included conditions where electric shock was the US and became increasingly more sensitizing. What behavioral effects did the Movement Ratio Window reveal?
a. Freezing and other fear-related behaviors increased as US intensity increased. b. The likelihood of freezing and fear-related behaviors was unrelated to sensitization. c. Freezing and other fear-related behaviors decreased as US intensity increased. d. Freezing and other fear-related behaviors increased as US intensity increased but then gradually habituated.
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a. reasoning tasks are more likely to use established rules to reach a conclusion. b. reasoning tasks are more likely to generate ecologically valid research. c. decision-making tasks are more likely to emphasize abstract premises. d. decision-making tasks are more likely to include all the necessary information.