You will not get credit for the class if you miss more than _____ classes without dean approval. 

If you need to contact me for any reason the best way is _________.

Which of the following references is an example of a primary source?

Answer one of these three essay questions for 15 points.  Two or three paragraphs should be sufficient for your answer, but make sure to address all parts of the question. 1. Loftus has conducted extensive research on the reconstructive nature of memory. Briefly summarize the main findings of a research study that shows how our memories can be affected, changed, or even created in this way. 2. We looked at two theories (models) of memory. Briefly summarize these in a paragraph for each, then tell at least one way in which they relate to each other. There are several ways in which they could be connected, but choose one for your answer. 3. There are many reasons why information may not be remembered. Name and describe three of these that have been documented by psychologists.

Loftus and Palmer (1974) conducted an experiment in which participants estimated the speed of a car described as either contacting or smashing into another. To which of the following conclusions regarding eyewitness memory is this study most relevant?

An 80-year-old patient develops sudden confusion and inability to focus during a hospital stay. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Answer one of these three essay questions for 15 points.  Two or three paragraphs should be sufficient for your answer, but make sure to address all parts of the question. 1. What is object permanence? What does it show about an infant’s ability to think? Tell how it relates to separation anxiety. 2. Discuss three factors that promote infant-to-caregiver and/or caregiver-to-infant attachment. How do these work to foster attachment? 3. Briefly describe the perceptual and motor abilities of the newborn. Relate these to Piaget’s initial stage of cognitive development, the sensorimotor stage.

The levels-of-processing approach suggests

In the context of the experiments conducted by Mary Ainsworth, the ________ attachment style describes an infant who exhibits distress at his or her mother’s departure in the strange situation, but who is easily soothed on her return.

According to basic sequences of motor maturation and control, which of these body structures should take the longest to come under voluntary control?