(02.04 MC)A split-brain patient has a picture of a cow flashed to her left visual field and a picture of a fork to her right visual field. Which of the following will she likely be able to do?

(03.01 MC)Baylee and Matt have been dating for a year. Matt invited Baylee to his family’s holiday dinner for the first time. Throughout the day, Baylee observed many family members engaged in loud conversations, several of them name-calling or teasing each other. During the drive home, Baylee asked Matt why his family members were being disrespectful to each other during a holiday meal. Matt was shocked and felt like everyone had a great time and enjoyed each other’s company. Which of the following concepts best explains why Baylee and Matt had different observations of the family dinner?

(03.05 MC)To demonstrate the differences between recall and recognition tasks, a cognitive psychology professor completed a demonstration in class. Students were randomly divided into two groups. Both groups were given a list of 30 words to study for five minutes. After a 10-minute break, Group 1 was asked to write down as many words as they could remember. Group B was given a list of 60 words and asked to circle the original 30 words from the list. The mean for each group is reflected in the table below. Condition Write down words Circle words Mean score 10 22 Which conclusion best reflects the differences in recognition and recall abilities?

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(02.04 MC)Dr. Phillips flashed a picture of a dog in the right visual field of a split-brain patient. Which of the following could the patient likely do?

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(03.01 MC)In a recent study, 100 college students were shown pairs of images with subtle differences and asked to identify changes between them. The study aimed to measure the accuracy and speed of change detection under different conditions, focusing on the complexity of the scenes and the size of the changes. Condition Scene complexity Size of change Mean accuracy (%) Mean Response Time (seconds) Change detection (simple) Low Large 90 360 Change detection (difficult) High Small 55 750 What are the dependent variables in this study?

(02.02 MC)Review the chart and then answer the question that follows. Divisions of the Human Nervous System Part A Part B Part C Digestion stops Digestion resumes Brain Heartbeat increases Heartbeat slows Spinal cord Pupils dilate Pupils return to normal Delivering motor output Which part of the nervous system is described in Part C?

(02.03 MC)Which of the following correctly distinguishes neurons from glial cells?

(02.03 MC)Scientists are studying the effectiveness of a new antidepressant. Ten rats are given a standard dose of a currently available medication. Another group of 10 rats are given an equivalent dose of a new medication. MRIs that show brain activity through color are used to measure the absorption of the medications. Low brain activity is indicated by grays and blues. Normal brain activity is indicated by greens and yellows. High brain activity is indicated by reds and oranges. All the rat’s brains showed reduced activity prior to being exposed to their respective medication.What type of study was conducted by the scientists?