Which of the following would be an example of priming?
a. When counting, you are especially likely to pay attention to prime numbers.
b. When two images are flashed briefly in your visual fields, you are always equally likely to
notice both.
c. When an object is unexpected in the environment, you immediately recognize it.
d. Hearing the word “bread” makes it more likely that you’ll recognize the word “butter.”
d. Hearing the word “bread” makes it more likely that you’ll recognize the word “butter.”
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Carl recently dropped out of college. According to the text, what might be a strong factor contributing to Carl's early departure from college?
a. lack of friends b. high socioeconomic status c. few liberal arts courses d. lack of financial support
According to the Flynn effect, for at least several generations
A) the IQ scores of the children are higher than those of their parents. B) the IQ scores of the children are lower than those of their parents. C) the IQ scores of both children and parents have remained about the same. D) there is no correlation between the IQ scores of children and their parents.
Sarah is socially anxious and has an avoidant attachment history. Which of the following statements is probably true?
A) She is sometimes lonely, but the feeling is not intense. B) She has periods of intense loneliness. C) She is rarely lonely. D) She develops intimacy quickly.
Explain the Brawner rule and describe how it differs from the M'Naghten rule.
What will be an ideal response?