1.Easy
Which researchers proposed the multi-store model of memory?
- ACraik and Lockhart
- BAtkinson and Shiffrin
- CLoftus and Palmer
- DBaddeley and Hitch
2.Easy
The "cognitive revolution" of the 1950s and 1960s shifted psychology's focus towards:
- AInternal mental processes such as memory and thinking
- BOnly observable behaviour and reinforcement
- CIntrospection about raw sensations only
- DUnconscious sexual and aggressive drives
3.Easy
About how many items can a person hold in short-term memory, according to George Miller's classic estimate?
- A12 ± 3
- B3 ± 1
- C20 ± 5
- D7 ± 2
4.Medium
In Cherry's dichotic listening studies, participants shadowing one ear usually noticed which change in the unattended ear?
- AThe meaning of the words
- BA switch from English to German in the same voice
- CA switch from a male to a female voice
- DWords repeated several times
5.Medium
Students given a coffee mug ask for a much higher price to sell it than other students will pay to buy it. This is the:
- ASunk cost fallacy
- BGambler's fallacy
- CAnchoring effect
- DEndowment effect
6.Medium
Which of these is an ill-defined problem?
- ADesigning a pleasant garden
- BSolving an anagram
- CFinding the sum of two numbers
- DCompleting a Tower of Hanoi puzzle
7.Hard
When older adults recall autobiographical memories, they recall a disproportionately large number from roughly ages 10 to 30. This is called:
- AThe reminiscence bump
- BThe recency effect
- CInfantile amnesia
- DFlashbulb memory
8.Hard
Patient D.F. could not report the orientation of a slot but could accurately post a card through it. Milner and Goodale used this to support the idea of:
- AA single visual system used for every visual task
- BSeparate visual streams for perception and action
- CFeature binding through focused spatial attention
- DEarly selection of attention before perception
Answer key
- 1. B · Atkinson and Shiffrin
- 2. A · Internal mental processes such as memory and thinking
- 3. D · 7 ± 2
- 4. C · A switch from a male to a female voice
- 5. D · Endowment effect
- 6. A · Designing a pleasant garden
- 7. A · The reminiscence bump
- 8. B · Separate visual streams for perception and action
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