Don's parents suggest revisiting a vacation spot that they went to five years earlier. Don recalls vividly an unpleasant experience on that vacation; he immediately refuses to go a second time and insists on vacationing somewhere else. What type of memory does Don use to arrive at his strong opposition to his parent's proposition?
A) semantic
B) procedural
C) implicit
D) episodic
D) episodic
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a. the presence of co-occurring depression b. the presence of co-occurring parental psychopathology c. the presence of co-occurring conduct problems d. the presence of co-occurring learning problems
A woman's preoccupation with the thought of her house burning down makes her become so troubled that she must begin to get ready for work an hour earlier than is necessary. She needs the extra time as she compulsively checks and rechecks all of the electrical appliances and outlets in her home. A doctor is likely to conclude that this behavior warrants a diagnosis of
a. obsessive-compulsive disorder. c. neurosis. b. delusional disorder. d. panic compulsion disorder.
Bradley, a four-year-old child, is grouping photos into two piles of things that "go together." He sees photos of the following four objects: baseball hat, barrette, boy, girl
According to Inhelder and Piaget (1964), Bradely is most likely to sort the objects into the following two piles: ___. a. (baseball hat and boy), (barrette and girl) b. (baseball hat and girl), (barrette and boy) c. (baseball hat and barrette), (girl and boy) d. (baseball hat and barrette and boy), (girl)
The theory of motivated forgetting suggests that we are more likely to forget which type of information?
A. Pleasant information B. Nonthreatening information C. Unpleasant information D. Neutral information