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Psych Day 3

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As a sleep-research subject for the past three nights, Alan has been repeatedly disturbed during REM sleep. Tonight, when allowed to sleep undisturbed, Alan will most likely experience an increase in REM sleep
Because Carmella, Jorge, and Gail were all sitting behind the same bowling lane, Jackie perceived that they were all members of the same bowling team. This best illustrates the Gestalt organizational principle of: proximity
After watching a scary television movie, Julie perceived the noise of the wind rattling her front windows as the sound of a burglar breaking into her house. Her mistaken interpretation best illustrates the influence of bottom-up processing
Consciousness is most important for the correct performance of behaviors that are novel and challenging
5. All of the following are true about REM sleep except: sleepwalking is common during REM
Gestalt psychologists emphasized that the whole may exceed the sum of its parts.
As a child, Roberto enjoyed intense make-believe role-playing games. As an adult, he spends an unusually large amount of time fantasizing. A psychologist would most likely describe Roberto as a fantasy-prone personality.
An artist painting on a flat canvas knows that objects higher on the canvas will be perceived as _____. This is an example of the principle of _____. farther away; relative height
Mrs. Choi has just gone to bed. Lying there with her eyes closed, she experiences fantastic images. She also has the sensation of floating weightlessly, which is referred to as a hypnogogic sensation
Which of the following is NOT a theory of dreaming mentioned in the text Dreaming represents an escape from social stimulation.
Which of the following statements concerning hypnosis is NOT true? Hypnosis is much more effective than placebos in helping people heal themselves
According to the text, "our awareness of ourselves and our environment" defines consciousness.
We perceive the traffic symbol for "No U turns" as a line through a "U" rather than as a series of interconnecting lines and curves; this illustrates the principle of continuity
Nature is to nurture as _____ is to ______. Immanual Kant; John Locke
Sheila claims that she can use her mental powers to sense remote events. She claims to have the power of: clairvoyance
You hear "eel on a banana" as you pass a couple talking to each other. You perceive the first word as "peel" based on the: context
Which of the following is true regarding findings from experiments with the visual cliff? Biological maturation predisposes our wariness and experience amplifies it
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