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Cognition And Emotions Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. Gerardo used to get sick whenever he saw peaches due to a bad childhood experience; however, now he can eat peaches anytimeThis is called _____
2. Going into a new store to buy milk, you assume it will be on the backwall in the freezer section. This is an example of
3. This is a relatively permanent and limitless storehouse of your memory system
4. In Classical Conditioning the NS (neutral stimulus) is paired with which stimulus?
5. The concept of linguistic determinism is most closely associated with
6. You remember things better at the beginning of a list. This demonstrates:
7. Sigmund Freud emphasized that the forgetting of painful experiences is caused by a process that involves
8. Who REALLY won the nature vs nurture debate?
9. You have trouble identifying Thor as a Disney character, whereas we can quickly identify Cinderella as one.
10. A memory of kindergarten that returns when you are back in your kindergarten classroom is an example of what type of memory?
11. A word or part of a word that is in itself meaningful, but that cannot be broken into smaller meaningful units, is called
12. The measure of memory that requires subjects to reproduce information on their own, without any cues, is
13. Where are explicit memories processed?
14. Involves communication through body language, movements, and gestures.
15. How many morphemes are in the word creator?
16. Fading away of memory
17. A mental grouping of similar objects, ideas, events, or people.
18. Our beliefs of who we are
19. Some individuals have an amazing ability to remember things. For example, Russian journalist Shereshevskii could remember up to _____ digits or words
20. This individual developed the first Intelligence test to help children in French schools and came up with the concept of mental age
21. The 'behavioural' part of an attitude is _____
22. Estimating the likelihood of events based on their availability in memory; if instances come readily to mind, we presume the events are common.
23. The smallest unit of meaning in language
24. Jamilla systematically tried each successive key on her dad's key ring until she found the one that unlocked his office door. This best illustrates problem solving by means of
25. Stanley was in an accident that damaged his brain. Now he has lost his ability to form memories for all events occurring after his accident. Stanley accident has resulted in _____ amnesia.
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