On a pure recall memory task,

On a pure recall memory task,
 
  a. no memory cues/aids are presented.
  b. a few hints are presented.
  c. a correct answer is presented along with a few distracters.
  d. a correct answer is presented by itself.

Question 2

_____ has been referred to as the love hormone due to its potential role in attachments.
 
  a. Oxytocin
  b. Testosterone
  c. Adrenaline
  d. Estrogen

Question 3

In a police lineup, a witness is shown a group of potential perpetrators that includes the actual perpetrator. He or she is then asked to point to the individual who committed the crime. The basic premise of this method involves assessing _____ memory.
 
  a. recall
  b. cued-recall
  c. implicit
  d. recognition

Question 4

Bowlby argued that in humans, imprinting
 
  a. is solely due to an infant responding to the sight, sound, and touch of a caregiver.
  b. is solely due to a caregiver's biologically driven response to an infant's signals.
  c. is due to a combination of interactions between the infant and caregiver.
  d. is impossible (as it is only found in lesser species).