At the end of the fiscal year, the usual adjusting entry for depreciation on equipment was omitted. Which of the following statements is true?

_____51.  After having brain surgery to stop severe seizures, Henry Molaison (HM) could recall events he experienced prior to the surgery but was unable to form new conscious memories.  HM’s memory difficulty most clearly illustrates  

_____30. You are part of the offensive line on a football team and your job is to gain yardage toward the end zone so you can score points.  Your offense has worked very hard to earn yards and move the ball down the field.  Unfortunately, someone on the team commits a penalty (holding) and as a result your team loses 10 of those hard earned yards.  This is an example of: 

_____46.  Juan studies for his biology class each day. He generally reviews material covered previously as well as the new material. He does this instead of cramming the night before the test and finds he has better retention and does better on the exams.  Which technique is Juan using?

_____39.  According to the Atkinson-Shiffrin model, what is the first component of memory in which stimuli enter the process and holds information for a very brief period of time?

Data for an adjusting entry described as “accrued revenue, $3,100” require a

_____13.  According to class lecture, which of the following is an accepted and most often used practice to assess learning?

_____52.  Many students were surprised when they were unable to recall the correct configuration of a penny when asked to do so in class.  This was explained as an example of  

_____22. Stacey tries extra hard in school because she receives 10 dollars for every A she earns on her report card. According to Thorndike’s ________, Stacey is more likely to earn As due to 

_____44.  Alan Baddeley’s model of memory included the idea of working memory.  He also proposed that the hypothetical central executive engages in