Describing the square, hard, four-legged, flat surface in your kitchen as "great-great-grandmother Randall's 100-year-old oak table" would be an example of:
a. using a basic-level category description
b. using a superordinate category description
c. using a subordinate category description
d. using prototypes
C
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Spencer's particular contribution was the application of the survival of the fittest hypothesis to human nature and society
a. True b. False
The rate of illicit drug use is most prevalent among Americans who are ____
a. males and young adults c. older adults b. of Asian ancestry d. females
Robinson et al (2016) examined whether olfaction interacts with vision. They conducted a masking experiment involving visual stimuli and odors that both matched and did not match the visual stimuli. What was one result?
A. For men, smelling the same odor as the masked stimulus made the stimulus easier to detect. B. For women, smelling the same odor as the masked stimulus made the stimulus easier to detect. C. For women, smelling a different odor than that of the masked stimulus had no effect on detection. D. For men, smelling a different odor than that of the masked stimulus made the stimulus more difficult to detect.
Analytic thinking requires a certain level of
brain capacity, intellectual maturity, and motivation. language development and curiosity. emotional connection and empathy. dendrites and axons.