How do auditory images help people remember details?
A. Auditory images allow people to store flashbulb memories.
B. They free up the mind to remember visual information.
C. They allow the mind to hold information in working memory.
D. They are stored in the memory by dual coding.
Answer: C
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Which one of the following scenarios best demonstrates the concept of hermeneutics?
a. A parole officer obtains urine specimens from several parolees and has them analyzed for evidence of substance abuse. b. Guards in a prisoner-of-war camp analyze the out-going mail of prisoners to determine if an escape attempt is being plotted. c. A supervisor of graduate student teachers administers a questionnaire to students to determine the effectiveness of student-teachers. d. The director of a day care center observes and records the interactions among the children to identify potentially aggressive ones.
It is not the strength of the neural message that determines how strongly we experience something, but rather the _____ and the _____
Answer: speed/rate; number/how many impulses or action potentials
Case studies are usually sources of hypotheses, rather than tests of hypotheses
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
When we say that "information is processed in the brain contralaterally" we mean that:
A) one hemisphere processes one type of information; the other, another type of information B) sensory information from one side of the body is initially processed by the opposite cerebral hemisphere C) left-handed people process sensory information in the opposite cerebral hemisphere that right-handed people do D) sensory information is processed in one hemisphere, and motor information is processed in the other hemisphere E) all of the above