Suppose you have to solve a problem that requires you to repeat a sequence of steps several times. Which of the following is the best strategy for remembering the sequence correctly?
a) Giving the sequence a nam
b) Counting the steps in each sequence
c) Keeping track of how many sequences you perform
d) Trying to figure out why the sequence works
Question 2In the delivery room a few minutes after birth, a nurse laughs suddenly and a baby girl turns her head and eyes in the direction of the sound. The baby's behavior is an example of which of the following?
a) Orienting refle
b) Spotlight attention
c) Implicit processing
d) Visual search
Question 3If a researcher wants to demonstrate that there is a very strong effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable with very little probability of the results occurring by chance.
She would choose which of the following probability values for her data analysis?
a) .0
b) .05
c) .10
d) .15
Question 4Early in her freshman year, Krista visits her university library for the first time. Even though she has never been there before, she expects that she will see books, tables, and so forth, and that she will be expected to speak quietly.
Krista's expectations are aspects of which of the following?
a) Her schema for librar
b) Her semantic model for LIBRARY
c) Her reaction to priming
d) Her lexical memory
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