In an experiment, participants were placed in an office and after leaving, were asked to recall the objects they saw in the room. They ‘remembered’ some objects, like books, that were not present. This illustrates the impact of _____ on memory. 

State-dependent learning is demonstrated by which of the following? 

Choose the option that is the best example of a semantic memory

Ms. Robinson recently suffered a stroke. An MRI scan revealed that she suffered damage in her parietal lobe. Ms. Robinson is most likely to have problems with which perceptual function?

The recency effect is a memory bias that occurs when participants are asked to remember a list of items (e.g., words). A method that eliminates the recency effect is to

Two of Melissa’s best friends recently lost their jobs. Because of this, she greatly overestimated the unemployment rate. This illustrates the consequences of

In a classic series of studies, C. Cherry studied attention with a task in which a participants must listen to two messages. Each of the two messages was presented to one ear. Using this task, Cherry found that 

The sequence of steps that includes the sound of a guitar, changing the sound into electrochemical signals, and sending the signal to the auditory cortex is an example of _____ processing.

Anne Treisman proposed in 1964 the attenuation model of attention. Which of these options, according to the model, should have the “highest threshold” for most individuals?

Imagine that you are at a 4th of July parade and you see a number of marching bands performing. The bands wearing the same outfit appear to be grouped together. One band wears grey uniforms, another wears blue uniforms, and so on. You have this perceptual experience because of the law of