Color stroop Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

CHAPTER 3: Perceptual Processes II: Attention and Consciousness 3-1. According to your textbook’s introduction to Chapter 3, attention a. relies exclusively on bottom-up processing. b. uses both top-down and bottom-up processing. c. is a time-consuming but highly accurate cognitive process. d. is a quick process that is highly inaccurate. Answer: b Section Ref: Overview of Attention Difficulty: Easy Objective: 3.1 Objective text: Discuss two different types of attention and revie...

Stroop Task correct answer: A task invented in which a subject sees a list of words (color terms) printed in an ink color that differs from the word named. The subject is asked to name the ink colors of the words in the list and demonstrates great difficult in doing so, relative to a condition in which non-color words form the stimuli (two process system 1 system 2) System 1 vs. System 2 correct answer: System 1: automatic/intuitive evaluation based on pre-set assumptions, always in backgro...

Psych 375 Chapter 3 Test Questions with Correct Answers According to the research on divided-attention tasks, when people divide their attention between two stimuli: a) they usually perform very accurately b) they report that their performance accuracy suffers, but in reality, they simply perform the task more slowly c) they typically make more errors d) their performance shifts from serial processing to parallel processing - Answer-c the stroop effect refers to the finding that people ...

Describe the basic idea of information processing in cognitive psychology correct answers We receive information from our senses, and then process thatinformation based onmental representationsthat we have (prior knowledge of concepts, memories, etc.) What is the difference between an independent and dependent variable? correct answers IV: The variable in an experiment manipulated by the researcher. DV: The variable in an experiment that is being evaluated by the researcher. What does the...

frontal lobe function correct answers associated with reasoning, planning, parts of speech, movement, emotions, and problem solving parietal lobe function correct answers associated with movement, orientation, recognition, perception of stimuli occipital lobe function correct answers associated with visual processing temporal lobe function correct answers associated with perception and recognition of auditory stimuli, memory, and speech Bloom's Cognitive Taxonomy correct answers 6 h...

actor/observer bias - ANSWER-tendency to make internal attribution for others (negative) behavriors tendency to make external attributions for our own (negative behavoirs A/O Bias examples - ANSWER-"john kicked the dog because he's an *******" "i kicked the dog because it had rabies and was about to bite me" fundamental attribution error (bias) - ANSWER-tendency to make dispositional attributions for other's behaviors, even when plausible situational explanations exist dispositi...

Athletic Trainer Practicum Chapter 26 Test || Questions & Answers (Rated A+) Athletic Trainer Practicum Chapter 26 Test || Questions & Answers (Rated A+) A constant involuntary back and forth, up and down, or rotary movement of the eyeball is called: - ANSWER - Nystagmus When assessing static balance, if an athlete begins to sway, cannot keep the eyes closed, or obviously loses balance, it indicates a - ANSWER - Positive Romberg sign Which of the following meninges is extremely delicat...

Reaction Time - Answer-Time it takes to respond and initiate movement (average is 120-280 ms) Movement Time - Answer-Time from initiated movement until the end of the movement Response time - Answer-Time it takes to respond until the end of movement (Reaction time + Movement time) Stimulus Identification Stage - Answer-The stimulus is recognized and identified-- sensory stage (vision, audition, touch, kinethesis, smell) Parallel processing usually occurs during this stage Response Selectio...

3 elements of skill - Answer- perception, cognition, action open skill - Answer- environment is variable and unpredictable closed skill - Answer- environment is stable and predictable discrete skill - Answer- has an easily defined beginning and end continuous skill - Answer- no particular beginning or end serial skill - Answer- group of discrete skills strung together intertrial variability - Answer- performance environment stays closed but variables change - ie. STS with diffe...

Psychology. Gray and Bjorklund. Chapter 16 (Treatment of Psychological Disorders) Consciousness - ANS The experiencing of one owns mental events in such a manner that one can report on them to others. The information-process model CORE ASSUMPTIONS - ANS Core assumptions 1. an individual has limited mental resources in processing information (energy, storage space or time) 2. information moves through a system of stores The information-process model - ANS encoding, storage, retr...