Elaborative rehearsal is a way of transferring information from short-term memory into long-term memory by making that information meaningful in some way.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Vincent and McCabe (2000) found that teasing and criticism about body weight or shape by family members predicts ____
a. borderline personality disorder c. maladaptive perfectionism b. dieting and eating problems d. depression
Unlike earlier hominids, Homo sapiens had ___________
a. much heavier and thicker bones b. smaller teeth and jaws c. a slightly smaller brain d. a narrower pelvis among females and a larger pelvis among males
What is the theory behind detecting lies using fMRI?
A. Brain activity decreases overall when we are lying, and fMRI can detect this. B. fMRI stimulates parts of the brain that are responsible for lying and truth-telling. C. fMRI can detect the part of the brain that controls our guilt about lying. D. Different parts of the brain are activated for truths and lies, and fMRI can detect this.
Psychoneuroimmunological (PNI) research has demonstrated that the body can learn by way of __________
a) operant conditioning b) placebo conditioning c) observational conditioning d) classical conditioning