As a research participant, you study this list of words: curtain, book, anger, dirt, plant, hunger, paper, sadness, sunshine, music, disease, surprise, fired, love, test, pizza, electricity. When you are later asked to recall the list, which of the following words are you most likely to have trouble remembering?

Dualism is the idea that:

Another term for neuron firing is:

Brandy, Maria, and Yasmin are all about the same age and work for the same company. Brandy is a receptionist. Maria and Yasmin are both advanced programmers, but Yasmin is two grades higher and makes more money. Given the data on work and IQ scores, you would expect their IQ scores to be ranked from lowest to highest as:

Frequent nightmares, insomnia, and the intrusion of painful memories are symptoms most commonly associated with:

Kohler’s experiments with chimpanzees demonstrated what kind of cognitive experience

In a classic study, Rosenhan (1973) had confederates check into a mental hospital and report hearing voices. One important point this study illustrates is…

In the fear conditioning of Little Albert, John B. Watson used the following stimuli:

Madison was extremely impressed when she first met Jason. He seemed self-confident and highly successful. After dating him for several weeks, however, Madison realized that Jason tended to exaggerate his accomplishments and was totally absorbed with himself. Jason’s behavior is consistent with which of these personality disorders?

The diathesis-stress model explains disease as the result of: