Focusing on specific stimuli in our environment is known as _______.

How are place theory and frequency theory similar?

All of the following are true of prototypes EXCEPT

A relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge due to experience, is the definition of ______.

Which of the following accurately describes the function of the thalamus?

Growing up, Brad’s bedroom was always a little hot so he got in the habit of running a fan in his room as he went to sleep. Years later he finds that the hum of a fan makes him feel sleepy. In this scenario, the hum of the fan would be considered the _________.

Which of the following is not one of the three steps of the information processing model of memory?

False sensory perceptions like hearing things that are not there or seeing things that are not there are known as ______.

Heather found that she would start to feel sick during long car rides if she sat in the backseat. Now, every time she goes for a long ride, she is always sure to sit in the front. Choosing to sit in the front seat would be an example of which of the following?

The smell of hot dogs always made the famous baseball player Babe Ruth smile because it reminded him of being up to bat at the plate. The happy memories conjured up by the smell of hot dogs were caused by the direct connection of the olfactory bulb to the