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The behaviourist approach is a type of...
The behaviourist approach is a type of...
- Top down approach
- Bottom up approach (correct)
- Top down and Bottom up approach
- None of the above.
Experimental Cognitive Psychology has high ecological validity and face validity.
Experimental Cognitive Psychology has high ecological validity and face validity.
False (B)
The reminiscence bump can be explained by...
The reminiscence bump can be explained by...
- Brain stop maturing and there is no decline.
- Identity formation view - you identify as an adult and important decisions occur.
- Primacy effect - less proactive interference.
- All of the above. (correct)
Reminiscence Bumps can shift.
Reminiscence Bumps can shift.
Autobiography memory = memory of events in your life.
Autobiography memory = memory of events in your life.
Which areas of the brain are not fully developed in children?
Which areas of the brain are not fully developed in children?
Executive functions are able to distinguish between bottom - up and top down processes.
Executive functions are able to distinguish between bottom - up and top down processes.
In the towers of London task which area of the brain is activated.
In the towers of London task which area of the brain is activated.
Which areas of the PFC is involved in "hot" (emotional/social) processes?
Which areas of the PFC is involved in "hot" (emotional/social) processes?
What can you conclude from the Winsconsin Card Sorting task about the functions of the PFC.
What can you conclude from the Winsconsin Card Sorting task about the functions of the PFC.
Conflict effect = The difference between congruent and incongruent trials.
Conflict effect = The difference between congruent and incongruent trials.
Native bilingualism is not a mode of acquisition.
Native bilingualism is not a mode of acquisition.
Which method is used to study Mental Jugglers?
Which method is used to study Mental Jugglers?
What would you expect to see if you conduct a STROOP task on monolinguals and bilinguals.
What would you expect to see if you conduct a STROOP task on monolinguals and bilinguals.
What are the obstacles to processing language?
What are the obstacles to processing language?
Which part of the multistore model is responsible for when someone says something to you and you ask them to repeat what they said but as soon as they begin to repeat it, you remember.
Which part of the multistore model is responsible for when someone says something to you and you ask them to repeat what they said but as soon as they begin to repeat it, you remember.
Articulatory suppression - increase in performance when participants are told to verbally rehearse (e. the the the) and try to remember a list of words presented visually.
Articulatory suppression - increase in performance when participants are told to verbally rehearse (e. the the the) and try to remember a list of words presented visually.
Coding = connection that occurs between what the physical stimulus is and how it is represented in the brain.
Coding = connection that occurs between what the physical stimulus is and how it is represented in the brain.
A limitation of Broadbents' theory is
A limitation of Broadbents' theory is
Luck 1996 measured the N400 amplitude in an attentional blink study and found.
Luck 1996 measured the N400 amplitude in an attentional blink study and found.
Generation effect = Memory improves if you test yourself.
Generation effect = Memory improves if you test yourself.
Declarative LTM is the recall of knowledge, contains conscious memory and is a top down approach.
Declarative LTM is the recall of knowledge, contains conscious memory and is a top down approach.
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