_____ memory occurs when past experiences influence later behaviour and performance, even without an effort to remember them.
A) Implicit
B) Explicit
C) Semantic
D) Episodic
A) Implicit
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Which of the following is a FALSE statement regarding the students from conservative homes who attended liberal Bennington College and exhibited a significant shift toward more liberal attitudes?
a. Bennington College would be considered one of their membership groups. b. Their family and friends would be considered membership groups. c. Bennington College would be considered their reference group. d. Their family and hometown friends would be considered their reference group.
The tendency to experience a stable perception of an object even though the sensory input we receive is continually changing is
a. a visual illusion. b. feature analysis. c. a possible figure. d. a perceptual constancy.
With continuous variables we
a. cannot estimate probabilities because they are undefined. b. need to speak about the probability of falling within a defined interval. c. can only speak about probabilities as subjective probabilities. d. can only calculate probabilities in whole units.
Lucille remembers the day she won the lottery like it was yesterday
She was at the gas station filling up her car and decided to check the lottery ticket she had purchased the day before. When the gas station attendant scanned it, he looked at her with a huge smile and then told her to get ready for some fantastic news. The memory of this event is located in Lucille's _____ a) episodic memory. b) nondeclarative memory. c) sensory memory. d) short-term memory.