A man is hit by a car and seriously injured. After the accident, the man is unable to detect stimuli in the right half of his visual field, although neither of his eyes was injured in the accident.
What sort of brain injury would you expect in this situation?
a) Injury to the left occipital lob
b) Injury to the left parietal lobe
c) Injury to the right occipital lobe
d) Injury to the right parietal lobe
Question 2Her professor has warned her that use of colored highlighters is not very effective for enhancing student learning, but Kayla finds that she remembers certain key words better if she uses a highlighter on them.
However, she must be careful not to highlight too much material on any one page. What is a likely explanation for Kayla's success with highlighting?
a) The von Restorff effec
b) Depth of processing
c) The generation effect
d) Organization
Question 3After conducting an extensive literature review, a researcher formulates this statement: If children of divorced parents receive a behavioral intervention within the first six months of the divorce.
Those children will exhibit fewer behavioral problems than children who do not receive the intervention. The research is using ________ reasoning.
a) deductiv
b) inductive
c) quantitative
d) qualitative