Liora opens her textbook and begins to read. As her eyes scan the page, each word remains in her __________ memory for less than a second, just long enough for the next phase of memory to take over.
A. episodic
B. working
C. sensory
D. short-term
Answer: C
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a. less; more b. more; less c. less; less d. more; more
Rose and her colleagues (2001) showed that visual recognition memory is
a. somewhat stable from age to age. b. related significantly to brain myelination. c. positively correlated with brain weight. d. a good way to screen infants for sensory or neurological problems.
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c. is predicted by the age of the couple at marriage. d. means there is one strong member of a couple and one weak member.
The results of the experiment run by Tolman and Honzik in 1930 indicate that:
a. sunflower seeds are more powerful reinforcers than bran mash b. without reinforcement of some type, animals learn practically nothing c. animals learn constantly but only translate what has been learned into behavior when there is an incentive to do so d. different species of animals learn according to different learning principles