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TEST#2 REVIEW Cognition, Memory, Learning
TEST#2 REVIEW Cognition, Memory, Learning
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Cognition, Memory, Learning
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Gyms offer extra trainins sessions to their customers, if they work out a certain number of times per week. This is:
NR
PP
PR
NP
2
Sean has difficulty remembering his old password after setting a new password. Sean is experiencing:
retrograde interference
retroactive interference
proactive interference
telephone interference
3
Which of the following is NOT part of a good definition of intelligence?
using knowledge
gaining knowledge
sharing knowledge
adapting to the environment
4
I confuse my friend's old and new mobile phone numbers and sometimes try to call her using the old number. This is:
proactive interference
telephone interference
retroactive interference
retrograde interference
5
When the weather changes, you wear a coat and gloves to stay warm. This is Sternberg's
analytical intelligence
logical intelligence
creative intelligence
practical intelligence
6
Your memory tends to be best for the most recent part of the chapter you just read. This is:
the recency effect
the primacy effect
the proactive effect
the retrograde effect
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Trying to solve an algebra problem, you approach solving it the same way as previous problems.
This shows infinite generativity.
This is an example of a mental set.
This is an example of a mathematical heuristic.
This shows functional fixedness.
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You are learning the differences in three types of long-term memory. This is an example of:
systemic memory
episodic memory
procedural memory
semantic memory
9
The best test for creativity would be a test of
convergent thinking
synesthesia
infinite generativity
divergent thinking
10
Which of these is true of iconic memory?
This is the memory when you awaken from a dream.
This is everything you see at one time.
This is everything that can be heard in one moment.
This is all of the events a person experiences.
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The process with which you access memories while taking your psychology test is called:
encoding
encapsulating
retrieval
regogniitive processing
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Mark likes new challenges, figuring out puzzles, and trying new things. Mark has Sternberg's
analytical intelligence.
creative intelligence.
spatial intelligence.
practical intelligence.
13
Becca receives calls from friends and feels connected and happy. Now, hearing ringtones now makes her happy. The CS is
the friends
the ringtones
the phone
feeling happy
14
According to the 2 defining features of Savant Syndrome, which of these has the syndrome?
Leslie, with a very low IQ score, plays piano concertos.
Evan has a very low IQ score, poor social skills, and autism
Bob has a 150 IQ score and exceptional math skills
Beth is a famous sculptor with average intelligence.
15
In this movie, Drew's character cannot learn any new information. This is (sort of) an example of:
retrograde amnesia
declarative amnesia
retroactive amnesia
anterograde amnesia
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Short-term memory lasts approximately:
5 seconds
1 minute
30 seconds
12 seconds
17
Which lobe is responsible for the tendency to recognize faces in many different scenarios?
frontal
occipital
temporal
parietal
18
According to Gardner's theory, a photographer would need high...
naturalistic intelligence.
intrapersonal intelligence.
spatial intelligence.
body-kinesthetic intelligence.
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According to Gardner's theory, a librarian would need high...
analytical intelligence.
linguistic intelligence.
logical-mathematical intelligence.
intrapersonal intelligence.
20
An employee is criticsized in front of the whole office by his boss as a consequence for being late. This is:
NP
PR
PP
NR
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Which of these is true of functional fixedness?
This type of thinking promotes creativity.
This prevents us from seeing new ways to solve a problem.
This type of thinking produces low levels of arousal.
This helps us to learn new functions for ordinary objects.
22
You study but actually fail to move the information into your long-term memory. This type of forgetting is called:
retrieval failure
encoding failure
attention failure
retrograde failure