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1.john watsons primary concern of behaviorism: Identifying the relations
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hip between environmental stimuli and behavior
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2.what is measured by the paper folding test: spatial imagery
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3.Which concept supports the paired- ji ji ji ji
associate learning results?: Conceptual peg hypothesis ji ji ji ji ji
4.What is mental imagery?: The ability to recreate sensory information wi
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thout physical stimuli ji ji
5.Which stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory does an individual
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begin to understand mathematical reasoning?: Concrete Operational
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6.Which term describes a child's tendency to fixate on just one aspect of a p
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roblem or object, according to Piaget?: Preoperational
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7.Which kind of intelligence reflects abilities drawn from experience?: crystal-
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lized
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8.What is a component of psychosocial development?: personality
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9.Which mental framework is used in learning, according to Piaget?: schemas
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10.Which cortex of the frontal lobe is activated when someone determines ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
whether another person appears to be physically attractive?: frontal
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11.What is the electrical impulse fired down the axon of a neuron?: action
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potential
12.Which part of a neuron transports an electrical signal?: axon ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
13.A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling d
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own the hills were beautiful."
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Which cognitive process illustrates the garden path model of parsing?: The ch
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ld changes their mind from the subject being the car to the hills.
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14.A student reads these two sentences: A dog was running. It slipped and f
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ell. Which thought process is an example of an anaphoric inference?: The st
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udent infers that the word "it" refers to the dog.
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15.A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling do
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wn the hills were beautiful." Which cognitive process illustrates causal infere
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nce?: The child infers that the hills being beautiful are caused by the motio
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n of the moving car.
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16.Which property of words contributes to the word frequency effect?: Howji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
often a word is used within a language
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17.While studying in a noisy coffee shop, a student is able to focus solely on t
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heir textbook, tuning out the surrounding conversations and background mus
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ic. Which cognitive phenomenon does this scenario illustrate?: selective atte
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18.A person is enjoying a day at the beach. They hear children playing, see th
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e ocean waves, feel the warm sun, taste the salty air, and smell sunscreen. Wh
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ich state of consciousness is this person experiencing?: wakeful state
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19.Which types of tasks have revealed cognitive deficits in people with a s ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ubstance abuse disorder?: working memory tests ji ji ji ji ji
20.What does the Stroop interference task use to demonstrate a slower r ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
eaction time?: By displaying color words in different color fonts
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21.Which example demonstrates Newell and Simon's approach to problem so ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
lving?: A person planning an event makes a list of to- ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
dos and begins working on one task at a time until they are all completed.
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22.A student started a new club for their school and is thinking of ways to i
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ncrease participation. Which scenario is based on the student's use of
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analogical transfer?: The student uses colorful flyers to advertise the club be ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
cause they remember that this strategy previously led to increased school
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voting.
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23.What is the relationship between open monitoring meditation and creativ-ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ity?: Open monitoring meditation is associated with enhanced creativity b
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ecause it causes greater activation of the default mode network.ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
24.A first-year university student readily makes new friends with their engi-
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neering classmates. The student assumes that all engineers must be outgoing
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like their classmates. How does this case demonstrate misuse of the repre-
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sentativeness heuristic?: The student shows a bias involving a small sampl
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e of the population.
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25.Some states apply rules such as, "If a citizen reaches the age of 16, then t ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
hey may obtain a driver's license." How does deductive reasoning govern su
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ch rules?: By applying permission schemas
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26.Which conclusion is drawn from performance on conditional reasoning t ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
asks, such as the Wason four- ji ji ji ji ji
card problem?: Performance improves when problems are stated in real-
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world terms. ji
27.Why do humans naturally gravitate toward using the oblique effect when c
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onstructing our own environments?: Because horizontals and verticals occ ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ur more frequently in the natural world
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28.How do intentions influence mirror neurons?: Mirror neurons address th
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e cause of actions, and respond with varying degrees of activity based on i
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ntentions and context. ji ji
29.A community construction project is proposed in two different ways to an e
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nvironmentally conscious audience. Group A is told that only 20% of the trees w ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ill be torn down, while Group B is told that 80% of the trees will be saved. Whic
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1.john watsons primary concern of behaviorism: Identifying the relations
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hip between environmental stimuli and behavior
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2.what is measured by the paper folding test: spatial imagery
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3.Which concept supports the paired- ji ji ji ji
associate learning results?: Conceptual peg hypothesis ji ji ji ji ji
4.What is mental imagery?: The ability to recreate sensory information wi
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thout physical stimuli ji ji
5.Which stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory does an individual
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begin to understand mathematical reasoning?: Concrete Operational
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6.Which term describes a child's tendency to fixate on just one aspect of a p
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roblem or object, according to Piaget?: Preoperational
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7.Which kind of intelligence reflects abilities drawn from experience?: crystal-
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lized
ji
8.What is a component of psychosocial development?: personality
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9.Which mental framework is used in learning, according to Piaget?: schemas
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10.Which cortex of the frontal lobe is activated when someone determines ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
whether another person appears to be physically attractive?: frontal
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11.What is the electrical impulse fired down the axon of a neuron?: action
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potential
12.Which part of a neuron transports an electrical signal?: axon ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
13.A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling d
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own the hills were beautiful."
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Which cognitive process illustrates the garden path model of parsing?: The ch
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ld changes their mind from the subject being the car to the hills.
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14.A student reads these two sentences: A dog was running. It slipped and f
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ell. Which thought process is an example of an anaphoric inference?: The st
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udent infers that the word "it" refers to the dog.
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15.A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling do
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wn the hills were beautiful." Which cognitive process illustrates causal infere
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nce?: The child infers that the hills being beautiful are caused by the motio
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n of the moving car.
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16.Which property of words contributes to the word frequency effect?: Howji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
often a word is used within a language
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17.While studying in a noisy coffee shop, a student is able to focus solely on t
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heir textbook, tuning out the surrounding conversations and background mus
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ic. Which cognitive phenomenon does this scenario illustrate?: selective atte
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ntion
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, study guide d570 ji ji
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18.A person is enjoying a day at the beach. They hear children playing, see th
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e ocean waves, feel the warm sun, taste the salty air, and smell sunscreen. Wh
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ich state of consciousness is this person experiencing?: wakeful state
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19.Which types of tasks have revealed cognitive deficits in people with a s ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ubstance abuse disorder?: working memory tests ji ji ji ji ji
20.What does the Stroop interference task use to demonstrate a slower r ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
eaction time?: By displaying color words in different color fonts
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21.Which example demonstrates Newell and Simon's approach to problem so ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
lving?: A person planning an event makes a list of to- ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
dos and begins working on one task at a time until they are all completed.
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22.A student started a new club for their school and is thinking of ways to i
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ncrease participation. Which scenario is based on the student's use of
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analogical transfer?: The student uses colorful flyers to advertise the club be ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
cause they remember that this strategy previously led to increased school
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voting.
i
23.What is the relationship between open monitoring meditation and creativ-ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ity?: Open monitoring meditation is associated with enhanced creativity b
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ecause it causes greater activation of the default mode network.ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
24.A first-year university student readily makes new friends with their engi-
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neering classmates. The student assumes that all engineers must be outgoing
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like their classmates. How does this case demonstrate misuse of the repre-
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sentativeness heuristic?: The student shows a bias involving a small sampl
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e of the population.
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25.Some states apply rules such as, "If a citizen reaches the age of 16, then t ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
hey may obtain a driver's license." How does deductive reasoning govern su
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ch rules?: By applying permission schemas
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26.Which conclusion is drawn from performance on conditional reasoning t ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
asks, such as the Wason four- ji ji ji ji ji
card problem?: Performance improves when problems are stated in real-
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world terms. ji
27.Why do humans naturally gravitate toward using the oblique effect when c
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onstructing our own environments?: Because horizontals and verticals occ ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ur more frequently in the natural world
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28.How do intentions influence mirror neurons?: Mirror neurons address th
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e cause of actions, and respond with varying degrees of activity based on i
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ntentions and context. ji ji
29.A community construction project is proposed in two different ways to an e
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nvironmentally conscious audience. Group A is told that only 20% of the trees w ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
ill be torn down, while Group B is told that 80% of the trees will be saved. Whic
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