Arrange your pages in order: Q1, Q2, …, Q16 If you required more than one page for any problem, make a note at the bottom of the problem’s first page, “continued on last page”, and place the continuation work after Page 16. Scan your pages to Gradescope (ideally using the Gradescope app). If you are using your cell phone as a camera for Honorlock, show your pages to the camera now before disconnecting with Honorlock. Review your scans: Are they readable? Are they in order? Are they correctly oriented (portrait, not landscape)? Submit work to Gradescope. Submit this exam in D2L. This should close Honorlock. Remove the Honorlock extension.

Smoking can cause the arousal of the sympathetic nervous system and mild relaxation of the muscles. From a learning perspective these are considered

Nick can accurately recall the names of the capital cities of every country in North and South America. Nick’s memory of the capitals and many more basic facts and general knowledge from elementary school is an example of:

Last year while standing at the kitchen sink, Reba was terrified when a sudden flash of lightning was followed by a tremendously loud boom of thunder. Now she feels fear anytime she sees a sudden flash of light. Which of the following processes accounts for the fact that Reba now feels fear anytime she sees a sudden flash of light?

In Alan Baddeley’s (2003) model of working memory, the _____ focuses attention, screens irrelevant information, and develops plans.

Advancing age tends to lessen recall for events and experiences that require _____ processing but not _____ processing.

Which of the following is an example of a primary reinforcer?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding consumption of alcohol?

From the list that Jill made for a shopping trip to the grocery store, she could recall only the items in the beginning and in the end of a list. This is an example of:

Larissa easily remembers the telephone number of her favorite flower store (1-800-FLOWERS) because it has three meaningful parts. She’s using the memory technique called: