1X03 Review

Question 1

You've seen elephants with either long tusks or no tusks at all. Your prototype of an elephant:

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would have medium-sized tusks

Question 2

"This cow has three legs. So, all cows have three legs."

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Inductive reasoning

Question 3

The smallest unit of language that contains meaning is called:

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morpheme

Question 4

Words in can be combined in an unlimited number of ways. This shows language is:

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productive

Question 5

Which model(s) of attention can explain the cocktail party effect?

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Both filter models

Question 6

A contingency in Classical Conditioning means:

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The CS reliably predicts the US

Question 7

Monica learns she gets high 5s for putting her toys away at home, but not in school.

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SD=home

Question 8

Jane knows raw beef is fine, but her friends say it's bad. Now she cooks her beef well-done.

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Normative function

Question 9

What is one similarity between the single and dual filter models?

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They both share a physical filter

Question 10

Which is true of the spotlight AND filter model?

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Both of the above

Question 11

What's the Flynn effect?

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Younger generations score higher on IQ tests than older.

Question 12

Getting many iClicker points means your lowest quiz grade is removed. This is

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Escape training

Question 13

Monica is learning to arrange toys from tallest to shortest. She is in which Piaget stage?

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Preoperational

Question 14

A student who studied every day with coffee will do better...

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with coffee during retrieval

Question 15

Edwin and Sally skype each other regularly. This shows:

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functional proximity, without physical proximity

Question 16

Which reinforcement schedule graph would look like a step-wise function?

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FR

Question 17

In the Exemplar theory, your more recent exemplars will be categorized:

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faster

Question 18

In trying to memorize a list of words, encoding the words faster will lead to

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Decreased primacy effect

Question 19

An English Stroop Task for a person who can't read English will have a

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No stroop effect

Question 20

Which model does NOT help explain memory?

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Spotlight model

Question 21

Tamir has a phobia of bicycles, but not tricycles. The tricycle is the

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CS-

Question 22

Dr. Kim gets 2 cookies after teaching around 3 lectures.

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VR-3

Question 23

Attraction: which person would you hate the most?

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They liked you first, they hate you now.

Question 24

Categorization: Yara sees a grapefruit for the first time, and so she thinks it's safe to eat.

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Understanding

Question 25

"Everyone needs a role model to follow; therefore, I think I do too."

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Deductive reasoning

Question 26

Which is true regarding visual search tasks?

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The pop-out effect overrides the set size effect

Question 27

The self-serving bias includes

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None of the above

Question 28

Which model of attention explains breakthrough?

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Dual filter model

Question 29

Your friend aced their driving test. If you made a fundamental attribution error, you would say

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My friend's a good driver

Question 30

What is one type of evidence AGAINST Social Learning theory of language:

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children make overextensions on their own

Question 31

A Stroop Task with 95 congruent and 5 incongruent trials would have a

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Very high stroop effect

Question 32

After eating pork, Jane gets a stomach bug and feels sick.

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CR=feeling sick

Question 33

Jane and friends like spicy beef. When they're cooking together, their beef is EXTRA spicy.

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Group polarization

Question 34

Which is NOT a question we can ask with the Correspondent Inference Theory?

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Do others behave like this in similar situations?

Question 35

This theory allows us to attribute behaviour to situational or dispositional factors:

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Covariation theory

Question 36

Yara always drinks Red Bull at the library. The energizing effects of the Red Bull is the:

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US

Question 37

Jane asks Edwin to donate $100; he says no. She then asks for $20. This persuasion technique is

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Door-in-the-face

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