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Unit 2 Study Guide
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AP Psychology
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(Perception) Monocular cue where hazy or unclear objects are perceived as being further away
Relative clarity
Texture gradient
Interposition
Linear perspective
Relative size
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(Intelligence) Academic tasks, problem-solving abilities, abstract reasoning, thinking logically ("book smarts")
Practical intelligence
General intelligence
Analytical intelligence
Creative intelligence
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(Memory) What is the capacity of short-term memory?
10-13 pieces of information
4-8 pieces of information
Unlimited
5-9 pieces of information
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(Intelligence) Ability to solve problem by coming up with new & unique solutions
General intelligence
Practical intelligence
Creative intelligence
Analytical intelligence
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(Intelligence) Ways to measure reliability (choose all correct answers)
Retesting
Split-half
Alternate forms
Psychometrics
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(Intelligence) What was the Stanford-Binet IQ formula?
Mental age/chronological age x 10
Chronological age/psychological age x 100
Mental age/chronological age X 100
Chronological age/mental age x 100
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(Memory) What parts of the brain are involved in the processing & retrieval of implicit memories? (Choose more than one)
Frontal lobes
Hippocampus
Cerebellum
Basal ganglia
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(Memory) What does Ebbinghaus' forgetting curve show? (Choose all that apply)
We forget a small amount at first, then it becomes rapid
Without rehearsal, all learned information will be quickly forgotten
We forget at a predictable rate
Forgetting occurs rapidly at first then levels off
Forgetting is unpredictable
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(Perception) Monocular cue in which two parallel lines appear to converge in the distance
Texture gradient
Linear perspective
Relative size
Interposition
Relative clarity
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(Intelligence) Underlies all mental abilities & is therefore measured by all parts of an intelligence test
Practical intelligence
General intelligence (g)
Creative intelligence
Analytical intelligence
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(Perception) Monocular cue where objects that are further away are perceived to have less detail
Interposition
Relative size
Relative clarity
Linear perspective
Texture gradient
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(Memory) What parts of the brain are involved in the processing & retrieval of explicit memories? (Choose more than one)
Hippocampus
Frontal lobes
Cerebellum
Basal ganglia
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(Memory) The part of working memory that stores & rehearses visual & spatial information
Phonological loop
Structural encoding
Iconic memory
Visuospatial sketchpad
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(Intelligence) Intelligence on everyday tasks/ability to get what you want from the world ("street smarts")
General intelligence
Practical intelligence
Analytical intelligence
Creative intelligence
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(Perception) Monocular cue where when one object blocks the view of another, it is perceived as being closer
Texture gradient
Interposition
Relative size
Relative clarity
Linear perspective
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(Memory) The part of working memory that stores & rehearses verbal & auditory information
Phonological loop
Echoic memory
Phonemic encoding
Visuospatial sketchpad
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(Perception) Monocular cue where the object that casts the smaller retinal image is perceived as being further away
Relative clarity
Texture gradient
Relative size
Interposition
Linear perspective
