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TEST BANK FOR COGNITION 6TH EDITION BY
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1. The42student42of42mental42activity42and42thinking,42broadly42conceived,42is42called .
a. cognitive42science
b. mind42science
c. cognitive42studies
d. mind42studies

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Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2a




2. When42did42the42cognitive42revolution42occur?
a. early421970s
b. late421950s
c. late421850s
d. mid-1940s

Page:42242
Type:42fact
ual42Answe
r:42b



3. Memory42does42NOT42involve .
a. a42mental42storage42system
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b. acquiring42information
c. complex42decision42making
d. mental42processes

Page:426

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2c




4. The42mental42process42of42acquiring42and42retaining42information42for42later42retrieval42is
.
a. cognition
b. memory
c. planning
d. forecasting

Page:426

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2b




5. Cognition42does42NOT42involve .
a. reflexes
b. mental42activities
c. perceiving
d. understanding

Page:426

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2a

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6. The42collection42of42mental42processes42and42activities42used42in42perceiving,42
remembering,42thinking,42and42understanding42is .
a. operations
b. mentalism
c. cognition
d. computational42neuroscience

Page:426

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2c




7. People42first42began42wondering42about42how42the42mind42worked .
a. after42the42cognitive42revolution
b. after42Aristotle
c. after42Descartes
d. before42any42of42these42people42or42events

Page:427

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2d




8. Reductionism42is .
a. the42method42in42which42observers42are42carefully42trained42to42report42on42inner42sen

sations42and42experiences
b. the42building42blocks42underlying42the42structure42of42the42brain

c. the42branch42of42experimental42psychology42that42deals42with42human42participants42

as42they42learn42verbal42materials,42e.g.,42items42or42stimuli42composed42of42letters42an
d/or42words

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d. attempting42to42understand42a42complex42event42by42breaking42the42event42down42int

o42its42components

Page:427

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2d




9. Ecological42validity42means .
a. the42amount42of42experimental42control42the42experimenter42has42over42the42import
ant42manipulations
b. acquiring42and42retaining42information42for42later42retrieval
c. attempting42to42break42down42complex42events42by42breaking42them42down42into42th
eir42components
d. representative42of42the42real42world

Page:427

Type:42concep
tual42Answer:4
2d




10. If42we42hear42a42complaint42that42experimental42psychology42research42lacks42eco
logical42validity,42the42person42is42complaining42that .
a. the42research42is42not42representative42of42real-world42situations
b. the42research42lacks42sufficient42precision
c. the42research42lacks42an42appropriate42comparison42group
d. we42are42attempting42to42understand42complex42phenomena42by42breaking42the
m42down42into42their42components

Page:4 2 742
Type:42app

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