Which BEST describes a knowledge-telling strategy?
A. Write anything and then check back to find main points.
B. Write down themes first and facts second.
C. Write down anything on the topics as it pops into memory.
D. Decide on key information and write it first.
Answer: C
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a. ?observable b. ?dependent variables c. ?the determinants of behavior d. ?independent variables e. ?as useful as the notion of consciousness
The experiment in which participants first read sentences about a baseball game and were then asked to identify sentences they had seen before, illustrated that memory
A. is better for vivid descriptions. B. is like a tape recording. C. depends on the participant's mood. D. involves making inferences.
A surgeon is reviewing the chances of success for two surgical procedures and says that if Procedure A is used, the chances of survival are 35%. If Procedure B is used, the chances of failure are 65%
What will patients tend to do when faced with this type of information? a) They will make risk-averse decisions and select Procedure A. b) They will tend to rely on the representativeness heuristic in making their decisions. c) They will not recognize that the two items are identical and will select Procedure B. d) They will focus on the size of the number associated with Procedure B and select it.
________ are specialized neurons that fire not only when a person enacts a particular behavior, but also when a person simply observes another individual carrying out the same behavior.
A. Amphid neurons B. Mirror neurons C. Ventral cord motor neurons D. Pharyngeal motor neurons