A) Thinking about any concept primes you to think of related concepts.
B) When one person in a group becomes enthusiastic, the others do too.
C) Sometimes after you exercise one set of muscles, another set starts to ache.
D) People who travel widely tend to develop more friendships.
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A) Young children frown when an adult makes a grammatical error.
B) The brain areas responsible for grammar mature rapidly in young children.
C) Young children learn language more easily than older people do.
D) Young children's mistakes imply that they are using certain rules.
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A) Confirmation bias
B) Framing effect
C) Maximizing strategy
D) Base-rate information
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A) Short-term memory is different from long-term memory.
B) Attentional processes are different from preattentional processes.
C) Visual learners are different from verbal learners.
D) Language production is different from language understanding.
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A) Stroop effect
B) Attentional blink
C) Availability heuristic
D) Confirmation bias
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A) A large bear that is charging directly at you
B) A well-camouflaged animal in the forest
C) A wolf that howls loudly
D) A single white pigeon in a group of gray pigeons
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A) You mainly attend to the gist of a scene and a few details at a time.
B) You divide your attention equally over all the elements that compose a scene.
C) You automatically notice anything that changes.
D) You alternate spontaneously between top-down and bottom-up processes.
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A) People with ADHD show deficits in a wide variety of tasks.
B) The symptoms vary considerably in their intensity from one case to another.
C) The causes and the brain abnormalities vary from one case to another.
D) Overall brain activity tends to be higher than average for people with ADHD.
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A) A better than average decision, according to objective criteria
B) A tendency to be content with the decision, both immediately and later
C) A cheaper than average decision
D) A quicker than average decision
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A) Anyone who practices for 10,000 hours can expect to become an expert.
B) People are born with or without expertise, and practice plays only a small part.
C) Practice is necessary, but people vary much in how fast they reach expertise.
D) Expertise depends on overall education rather than practice in a particular field.
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A) Representativeness heuristic
B) Availability heuristic
C) Maximizing strategy
D) Satisficing strategy
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A) The psychologists failed to use operant conditioning.
B) Chimpanzees are unable to make human sounds.
C) Chimpanzees are not intelligent enough to learn to communicate.
D) The psychologists punished chimpanzees for their mistakes.
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A) 5 to the left and 5 to the right
B) 3 to the left and 7 to the right
C) 7 to the left and 3 to the right
D) 11 to the left and 11 to the right
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A) 0
B) 1
C) 11
D) 20 to 30
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A) Broca's aphasia impairs comprehension. Wernicke's mainly impairs speech production.
B) Broca's aphasia mainly impairs speech production. Wernicke's impairs comprehension.
C) Broca's aphasia mainly impairs memory. Wernicke's impairs complex reasoning.
D) Broca's aphasia impairs complex reasoning. Wernicke's mainly impairs memory.
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A) A heuristic
B) An algorithm
C) A preattentive process
D) An attentive process
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A) A unit of meaning
B) A unit of sound
C) A unit of spelling
D) A unit of grammar
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A) The attentional blink
B) The availability heuristic
C) The framing effect
D) Change blindness
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A) They now believe that practice is just as effective at any age as it is in childhood.
B) They now insist that expertise requires 15,000 hours of practice, not 10,000.
C) They now recognize that some people develop expertise much faster than others.
D) They now believe that experts are born, not made.
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A) Some people are treating immaturity as if it were a medical problem.
B) ADHD is becoming less common from one year to the next.
C) The treatments for ADHD are more effective today than they were in the past.
D) Poor nutrition during pregnancy increases the probability that the child develops ADHD.
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