A) elaboration
B) expanded attention
C) retrieval
D) imagery
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A) she would experience a negative impact on her studying since she would focus more on the TV since auditory cues will be attended to over visual cues.
B) the effect will be neutral.
C) she will experience a negative impact on her memory and not remember much of either the TV show or her studying.
D) she would experience a positive impact on her studying since the TV would serves as noise and would allow her to focus her attention on her textbook.
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A) conceptual hierarchies.
B) levels-of-processing.
C) the serial-position effect.
D) source monitoring.
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A) semantic memory.
B) procedural memory.
C) episodic memory.
D) prospective memory.
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A) showing signs of proactive interference.
B) experiencing retrograde amnesia.
C) suffering from Korsakoff's syndrome.
D) using repression to push the memories out of her conscious awareness.
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A) Psychology is empirical.
B) Behavior is determined by multiple causes.
C) Our behavior is shaped by our cultural heritage.
D) Our experience of the world is highly subjective.
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A) retrieval cues.
B) context cues.
C) schemas.
D) recognition cues.
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A) recall
B) recognition
C) relearning
D) recitation
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A) new information impairs the retention of previously learned information.
B) previously learned information interferes with the retention of new information.
C) a person loses memories of events that occurred prior to a head injury.
D) a person loses memories of events that occur after a head injury.
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A) females were more likely to have experienced physical abuse, while males were more likely to have experienced sexual abuse.
B) males were more likely to have experienced physical abuse, while females were more likely to have experienced sexual abuse.
C) females were more likely to have experienced both physical and sexual abuse.
D) males and females experienced both physical and sexual abuse with equal frequency.
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A) elaboration.
B) sensitization.
C) the testing effect.
D) the overlearning effect.
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A) self-focused
B) other-focused
C) heuristically biased
D) distracted
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A) Victor will have better recall of events in early American History.
B) Isabella will have better recall of events in early American History.
C) both students will have equivalent recall of events in early American History.
D) neither student will have good recall of the material studied during the second hour.
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A) the recovered memories result from the ineffective encoding of everyday events.
B) the recovered memories are accurate accounts of earlier events.
C) the recovered memories are inadvertently created in individuals after a therapist makes suggestions of childhood abuse.
D) individuals purposely make up stories of abuse to damage the reputation of the accused individual.
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A) prospective memory.
B) declarative memory.
C) procedural memory.
D) implicit memory.
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A) retrieval failure.
B) ineffective encoding.
C) interference.
D) decay.
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A) reality monitoring.
B) source monitoring.
C) buffering.
D) a contraindication.
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