Mark is a participant in a sleep study at his university. The researchers observe that Mark enters REM sleep earlier in the night than most of their other participants and he spends a greater than normal proportion of his sleep time in REM. They explain to Mark that
a. he should be evaluated at the student health center for depression
b. his sleep is within normal ranges for a young adult.
c. he probably is working out too strenuously at the gym right before bedtime.
d. he probably should avoid taking so many morning courses, as he is likely to be an "owl.".
a
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An important feature of semantic memory is that
a. its capacity has clear-cut limits. b. it allows us to draw inferences that extend beyond the information supplied in the original stimulus. c. we are very aware of the properties of semantic memory. d. it primarily stores information about important events in our lives.
"Eupsychian management" refers to
A. the way a psychotherapist controls the direction of therapy. B. how well a person manages all of the different aspects of his or her life. C. rearranging an organization to help employees satisfy higher level needs. D. taking responsibility for one's life.
It is not possible for anything to make it into our memory unless we consciously choose to retain that bit of information
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
According to the textbook, Black individuals who believe that the public has low regard for their ethnic group typically:
A. are more sensitive to racial cues. B. are less sensitive to racial cues. C. have low private regard. D. have high private regard.