Research by de Groot suggests a master chess player looks ahead:
A) 3 to 5 moves, depending on the stage of the game
B) about twice as far as a novice
C) about as much as a novice
D) less than a novice
E) none of the above
Question 2The most complex of all sensory systems is:
A) the motor system
B) the olfactory system
C) the auditory system
D) the visual system
E) the touch system
Question 3Chess masters form a type of chess grammar that is manifest in their ability to:
A) see more pieces at a glance
B) recall random patterns better than novice players
C) move more rapidly
D) describe the board set-up more clearly
E) write chess articles
Question 4Semantic priming is:
A) an underused methodology
B) utilizes explicit memory
C) is a method of determining words research participants know, but do not know they them
D) commonly used with supraliminal stimuli
E) based on activation of one word increases the acceptability of second word
Question 5A type of illusion that creates an object that really does not exist is called:
A) spontaneous organization
B) illusion of Pragnanz
C) lateral inhibition
D) illusory contour
E) all of the above
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