Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Remembering the past and envisioning the future activate two distinct memory systems in the brain
2. In a typical collaborative memory experiment, participants encode information in small groups and then attempt to recall them on their own
3. Collaborative recall typically is better than the recall of any individual comprising the group
4. Collaborative recall typically is better than the combined efforts of the same individuals recalling information on their own
5. In a typical collaborative memory experiment, the group of participants asked to recall information with others is termed the nominal group
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. False
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a) affected by the child's microsystem but not the macrosystem. b) linked to the variations in the natural environment but not the cultural environment. c) intimately connected to characteristics of the broader ecology. d) least influenced by women's work roles as major food providers.
Interesting facts, which are examples of ____ information, are encoded ____ into long-term memory.
A. semantic; with effort B. semantic; automatically C. episodic; with effort D. episodic; automatically
Legitimate power develops when an individual possesses specialized skills, knowledge, or expertise.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following is a serious shortcoming of the correlational approach?
a. It is difficult for social psychologists to secure a random sample. b. Causal inferences based on correlational data are often faulty. c. There is always some third variable that accounts for the correlation. d. Surveys are often poorly designed, leading to erroneous conclusions.