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How is memory about the behavior of others structured?
How is memory about the behavior of others structured?
- Based on the frequency of the behavior
- Based on the emotional impact of the behavior
- Based on the perceived goal of the behavior (correct)
- Based on the social context of the behavior
Based on the text, how does face recognition differ from object recognition?
Based on the text, how does face recognition differ from object recognition?
- Recognition is more influenced by emotional context
- Recognition is less consistent in poor recognition conditions
- Recognition is quicker than object perception (correct)
- Recognition is based on associative network theories
How do associative network theories explain memory for appearance?
How do associative network theories explain memory for appearance?
- Recalling appearance based on observable info (correct)
- Recalling appearance based on frequency of interaction
- Recalling appearance based on emotional impact
- Recalling appearance based on social context
In the context of person memory, how are positive and negative personality traits clustered?
In the context of person memory, how are positive and negative personality traits clustered?
How does cognitive recognition of faces typically work, as mentioned in the text?
How does cognitive recognition of faces typically work, as mentioned in the text?
What is the definition of prejudice according to the text?
What is the definition of prejudice according to the text?
Which process does Mere Exposure refer to?
Which process does Mere Exposure refer to?
What is the key finding of Zajonc's experiment regarding language learning?
What is the key finding of Zajonc's experiment regarding language learning?
What is the main characteristic of stereotypes according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of stereotypes according to the text?
What is the primary influence of attitudes over behavior according to the text?
What is the primary influence of attitudes over behavior according to the text?
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