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Psych 111 Exam 2 |Questions with 100%Correct Answers | Verified
After a car accident, Janice is taken to the hospital to be treated for pain. She is likely to be administered
a drug that falls within the _____ category. - ✔️✔️narcotics
Sharon wants to stay up to study all night. Sharon MOST likely will seek a drug in the category of _____. -
✔️✔️stimulants
Rachel is drunk and her friends dare her to kiss a guy across the bar. Instead of thinking about the
potential consequences of the action, Rachel makes a quick decision to complete the dare. This behavior
is consistent with the theory of _____. - ✔️✔️alcohol myopia
Jesse and Mandy are at a party and are drinking alcohol for the first time. After a single drink, Jesse is
very hyper and happy, while Mandy is angry and depressed. These different experiences are likely a
result of different _____ about the effects of drinking alcohol. - ✔️✔️expectations
When a person stores information that may be retrieved at a later time, that person is using the
function of _____. - ✔️✔️memory
Three-year-old Sean is fascinated by the toilet and runs over to put his hands in it every time it flushes.
Sean's parents yell "No" when he reaches into the toilet bowl. After three or four instances of his
parents' behavior, Sean just watches the toilet flush, but no longer puts his hands in. Sean's behavior has
changed, and this indicates that he has a _____ of his parents saying "No." - ✔️✔️memory
_____ memory has the largest capacity and _____ memory has the shortest capacity. - ✔️✔️Long-term;
sensory
In order to remember something, a person's brain must engage in the three functions of memory. A
failure in recall that produces that feeling of "almost Remembering" is most likely caused by a failure in
_____. - ✔️✔️retrieval
, Sabrina is participating in a study where she has to learn how to navigate an indoor labyrinth. Once she
successfully navigates it, a researcher injects her with a drug and now she cannot find her way out of the
labyrinth. The researcher has probably given Sabrina a drug that blocks: - ✔️✔️long-term potentiation
Suparna is taking an allergy medication during the first part of the semester because that is when it is
allergy season. Which concept BEST accounts for why it might be beneficial for her to continue taking
the medication until she is finished with final exams? - ✔️✔️state-dependent retrieval
The phenomenon of _____ implies that if a person is normally a little anxious when taking a test, then it
is best for that person to be a little anxious when studying for the test. - ✔️✔️state-dependent retrieval
An elementary school class took a spelling test immediately after reading a passage about the Great
Plains of the United States. Even though the teacher used the vocabulary word "plane" in a sentence, he
noticed that many of the students spelled the word "plain" instead of the spelling word "plane." This
illustrates the memory concept called _____. - ✔️✔️priming
Missy's frontal lobe becomes active when she tries to recall what she received for her birthday when she
was ten years old. Successful Remembering of this information, however, requires the activity of the
_____. - ✔️✔️hippocampus
Which is an example of an explicit memory? - ✔️✔️John remembers how excited he was to use his
superhero lunch box on the first day of second grade.
The research on divers who remembered more when their learning conditions (being on land or in the
water) matched their recall conditions (being on land or in the water) supports the idea of: - ✔️✔️the
encoding specificity principle.
Based on research on _____, it probably is best to study for a psychology exam at a desk in a quiet room.
- ✔️✔️state-dependent retrieval
Krissy's _____ becomes active when she tries to recall what she received for her birthday when she was
11 years old. Successful Remembering of this information, however, requires the activity of her _____. -
✔️✔️frontal lobe; hippocampus
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