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WGU D570 Cognitive Psychology Exam 3 2026 | Most Tested Questions & Verified Answers | Latest Update | Graded A+

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Ace the WGU D570 Cognitive Psychology Exam 3 (Objective Assessment) on your first attempt with this comprehensive 2026 test bank and study guide. This resource features the most tested questions with verified correct answers and detailed rationales – all graded A+. Covers all key cognitive psychology domains: perception, attention, memory processes (working memory, long-term memory, Baddeley's model), language, problem-solving, decision-making, intelligence, cognitive development, learning theories, and research methods. Includes high-yield topics such as the paper folding test (spatial imagery), mental imagery, autobiographical memory, entrainment, action potential, iconic memory, articulatory rehearsal, and the episodic buffer. Perfect for WGU students preparing for the Cognitive Psychology Objective Assessment (OA) and Pre-Assessment (PA). Updated for the 2026/2027 academic year.

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, WGU D570 Cognitive Psychology Exam 3 2026 |
Most Tested Questions & Verified Answers |
Latest Update | Graded A+
1. In acquiring expertise, even for complex skills, performance continues to
follow the power law of learning through the expert phase.

true

false

2. What is the definition of pattern recognition in cognitive psychology?

The method of solving problems using logical reasoning.

The skill of interpreting complex language structures.

The process of identifying and categorizing stimuli based on their
features.

The ability to recall past experiences and information.

3. What is the primary feature of language exemplified by the honey bee
waggle dance?

All of the above

Displacement in space and time

Discreteness and productivity

Arbitrariness of units

4. Deliberate practice is an important action step. When you are engaged in
deliberate practice, you...

focus on what you need to do better.

get feedback on your efforts.

, focus on what you need to do better and get feedback on your
efforts.

set SMART goals.

5. What is the definition of strategic learning in cognitive psychology?

Strategic learning involves passive reading of materials.

Strategic learning refers to the use of specific strategies to enhance
understanding and retention of information.

Strategic learning is solely focused on rote memorization.

Strategic learning is the process of memorizing facts without
understanding.

6. Gestalt psychology emphasized that pattern recognition relies on:

social and cultural patterns of experience

the development of higher order thinking

the perception of the whole pattern of stimuli

none of these

7. According to the power law of learning, performance during learning:

Improves at a steady rate

Improves rapidly at first, then slows down

Starts slowly, and then rapidly improves

Improves in an unpredictable way

8. What specific area of the brain is known for its role in face recognition
expertise?

, Prefrontal cortex

Fusiform gyrus

Amygdala

Occipital lobe

9. When reading, people envision themselves in the narrative world from the
perspective of the main character. As the narrative progresses, readers
update their situational model along a number of dimensions, including:

Space: where are characters located?

Time: when are events occurring?

Causality: who or what was responsible for what?

All of the above

10. Describe how the Situation Model aids in the comprehension of a narrative.

The Situation Model only considers the emotional responses of the
readers.

The Situation Model is irrelevant to narrative comprehension.

The Situation Model helps readers integrate information about
characters, settings, and events to create a coherent understanding
of the story.

The Situation Model focuses solely on the author's intent and writing
style.

11. If a person recalls a past event differently after hearing a misleading account,
which cognitive process is likely at play?

Metacognition

Cognitive Dissonance

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