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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 ...

Results from dichotic listening studies indicate that, while a person is shadowing one message, he/she notices which of the following features of the unattended message? a. whether it is speech or simply noise b. whether it is spoken in English or Japanese c. multiple repetitions of the same words d. both the fact that it is speech and the language that is being spoken e. whether the words being spoken are nonsense or real sentences - CORRECT ANSWER a. whether it is speech or simply ...

NURS 660 Exam Questions With Answers Latest Updated 2024 (GRADED) Methylphenidate and amphetamine work by increasing the intrasynaptic levels of both norepinephrine and dopamine 2) Monitor for palpitations, chest pain and syncope; vital signs who are on ADHD meds 3) Where do hyperactive symptoms of ADHD originate from? Pre-frontal motor cortex (p. 472, several questions on the origin of sx so then you can match the medication) 4) Where do impulsive symptoms of ADHD originate? Orbital fronta...

Imagine that a researcher conducts a study to compare rote memorization with elaborative encoding. The researcher selects 16 students at random from a class of 200 students, and then randomly assigns 8 to the rote memorization condition and 8 to the elaborative encoding condition. Just by chance, 7 of the 8 rote memorization subjects have poor preexisting memory abilities and 7 of the 8 elaborative encoding subjects have good preexisting memory abilities. This is an example of: - correct answer ...

PES 302 Quiz 1 and 2 Questions and Answers Graded A+ 2024 What stage of reaction time is response complexity or duration most likely to impact? Movement Programming (MP) Based on information from our lecture and Chapter 2 in our textbook, which variables can affect decision making as indexed by reaction time? S-R Compatibility Practice S-R Alternatives All the above All the above Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmut...

ABC's of Psychology - Affects, Behavior, Cognition (mental processes) Psychology as a discipline - Studies the relationship between the brain with its function, and the environment with behavior Fixed Mindset - The belief that intelligence is static Characteristics of Fixed Mindset - Avoids challenges, give up easily, see effort as fruitless or worthless, ignores useful negative feedback, feels threatened by success of others. In result, people with growth mindsets plateau early and ac...

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...

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...

How do we modify COM? - Answer- by lowering the body (torque) What is postural control? - Answer- - permanent re-establishment of balance - COM within BOS - increase PC w/ reduced distance b/w COM and ground - stances influence What strategies can we employ to offset perturbations (anxiety) to the system? - Answer- - use mental imagery by setting a routine - have preparation and practice What muscles are excited in the ankle and hip strategy? - Answer- - Ankle strategy: paraspinal, ...