PSY 1010 Unit 5 Assessment

PSY 1010 Unit 5 Assessment
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PSY 1010 Unit 5 Assessment
1. The case study of Henry Molaison (H. M.) is discussed throughout Chapter 10 in your textbook.
Careful study of H. M.'s memory after his surgery revealed that:
2. __________ is defined as forgetting that occurs when previously stored material interferes with the
ability to remember similar, more recently stored material.
3. For most Americans, which of the following would be considered a chunk?
4. The Binet intelligence test was originally developed to:
5. Sarah is doing an arithmetic problem. The numbers and instructions for doing the necessary
operations for each step will be held in her ___________ memory as she solves the problem.
6. As she moves quietly around the restaurant where she is a waitress, Alicia finds herself hearing in her
"mind's ear" the song "Just Whistle While You Work!" This would be an example of a(n):
7. "Use it or lose it" would most likely be associated with:
8. On a trip to Australia, Caleb sees an ibis for the first time. Despite never having seen one before, he
uses his __________ for bird to quickly identify the ibis as a type of bird.
9. Which of the following is an especially representative example of a concept?
10. If you are afraid or angry at the time of an event, you may remember that event best when you
are once again in the same emotional state. This phenomenon is called:
11. Informal reasoning involves:
12. David Wechsler designed the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) in order to produce:
13. Which of the following correctly describes the relationship between intelligence and IQ?
14. A young boy's mental age would be:
15. According to the __________ theory of forgetting, information may get into memory, but it
becomes confused with other information.
16. Telo convinces a woman he finds attractive to give him her telephone number. Unfortunately,
the number is ten digits long with the area code, and Telo cannot find a place to write it down. As he looks
for a pen and paper, what can Telo do to help himself remember the number?
17. In general, people try to avoid losses when making a decision. Explain why this cognitive bias
may affect a person’s decision about accepting or rejecting various aspects of medical treatment.
18. The textbook discussed several major reasons why we often forget memories, even when we
would rather not. Choose two reasons that were discussed and give an example for each one from your
personal life.