1.Easy
A multiple-choice exam mainly tests which kind of retrieval?
- ASerial recall
- BRecognition
- CRelearning
- DFree recall
2.Easy
An algorithm, in the psychology of problem solving, is:
- AA sudden flash of understanding about a problem
- BA step-by-step procedure that guarantees a solution
- CA quick rule of thumb that usually works well enough
- DA mental picture of how the problem looks
3.Easy
Which memory store holds visual information for a fraction of a second?
- AIconic memory
- BLong-term memory
- CWorking memory
- DEchoic memory
4.Medium
The idea that the language you speak influences how you think and perceive the world is known as:
- ALinguistic relativity
- BPhonemic restoration
- CSemantic priming
- DUniversal grammar
5.Medium
Rubin's vase, which can be seen as a vase or as two faces, illustrates:
- ASize constancy
- BRetinal disparity
- CFigure–ground organisation
- DThe law of closure
6.Medium
Counting the windows in your house by picturing walking around it mainly uses which working memory component?
- AThe episodic buffer
- BThe visuospatial sketchpad
- CThe phonological loop
- DLong-term procedural memory
7.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:
- ASeparate visual streams for perception and action
- BA single visual system used for every visual task
- CFeature binding through focused spatial attention
- DEarly selection of attention before perception
8.Hard
A participant solves anagrams faster after seeing related words briefly, without being aware of them. This is an example of:
- AInterference
- BPriming
- CChunking
- DRehearsal
Answer key
- 1. B · Recognition
- 2. B · A step-by-step procedure that guarantees a solution
- 3. A · Iconic memory
- 4. A · Linguistic relativity
- 5. C · Figure–ground organisation
- 6. B · The visuospatial sketchpad
- 7. A · Separate visual streams for perception and action
- 8. B · Priming
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