Question 1

What are the two main interpretations of findings that homophobic men are objectively more attracted by homosexual sex?

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First, they may have unconscio

Question 2

Seeing a picture and remembering that picture:

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A)  correspond to the same mental state which is held in a different way. 
B)  correspond to the same mental state. 
C)  correspond to two different mental states with the same content. 
D)  are not mental states. 
A)  correspond to the same mental state which is held in a different way. 
B)  correspond to the same mental state. 
C)  correspond to two different mental states with the same content. 
D)  are not mental states.

Question 3

On the continuum indicating the functions of consciousness, what is on the extreme right end?

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A)  The unconscious is dumb 
B)  Unconscious knowledge is weak conscious knowledge 
C)  The unconscious does not exist 
D)  The all-powerful unconscious: consciousness is powerless 
A)  The unconscious is dumb 
B)  Unconscious knowledge is weak conscious knowledge 
C)  The unconscious does not exist 
D)  The all-powerful unconscious: consciousness is powerless

Question 4

According to response expectancy theory, the strong expectation of an involuntary action is sufficient to make the action happen, with no intentions needed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

According to Chomsky, natural language:

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A)  can be explained by conditioning. 
B)  can be explained only by unconscious conditioning. 
C)  is too complex to be explained by conditioning. 
D)  is actually not that complex. 
A)  can be explained by conditioning. 
B)  can be explained only by unconscious conditioning. 
C)  is too complex to be explained by conditioning. 
D)  is actually not that complex.

Question 6

What does the term 'mesmerizing' mean?

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A)  Inducing people to believe they have been possessed by a spirit. 
B)  Inducing people to believe they can be healed from the possession of a spirit. 
C)  Manipulating magnetic fields around people. 
D)  Appling small electrical currents to people's heads. 
A)  Inducing people to believe they have been possessed by a spirit. 
B)  Inducing people to believe they can be healed from the possession of a spirit. 
C)  Manipulating magnetic fields around people. 
D)  Appling small electrical currents to people's heads.

Question 7

IAT stands for Implicit Activation Test.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

In Perruchet's (1985) experiment on unconscious conditioning, the longer the run of a tone followed by a puff, the less people said they expected a puff on the next trial, although they strongly blinked. Which of the following statements BEST describes the results of this experiment?

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A)  The conditioned response and the conscious expectancy went in opposite directions. 
B)  The conditioned response and the conscious expectancy went in the same direction. 
C)  The conditioned response represents the conscious expectancy. 
D)  The conditioned response was minimal. 
A)  The conditioned response and the conscious expectancy went in opposite directions. 
B)  The conditioned response and the conscious expectancy went in the same direction. 
C)  The conditioned response represents the conscious expectancy. 
D)  The conditioned response was minimal.

Question 9

Which of the following theories is concerned with the consciousness content?

Accepted Answer

A)  Integrated information theory 
B)  Global workspace theory 
C)  Complexity theory 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Integrated information theory 
B)  Global workspace theory 
C)  Complexity theory 
D)  All of the above

Question 10

Which of the following statements CORRECTLT describes an animal with a global workspace but no HOT box?

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A)  According to the global workspace theory, it would not be capable of conscious states. 
B)  According to the higher-order theory, it would be capable of conscious states. 
C)  According to the global workspace theory, it would be capable of conscious states. 
D)  According to both the global workspace theory and the higher-order theory, it would not be capable of conscious states. 
A)  According to the global workspace theory, it would not be capable of conscious states. 
B)  According to the higher-order theory, it would be capable of conscious states. 
C)  According to the global workspace theory, it would be capable of conscious states. 
D)  According to both the global workspace theory and the higher-order theory, it would not be capable of conscious states.

Question 11

For a coach it is important to perform well his role, regardless of whether they understand why their athlete performed so good.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Most of the experiments on social priming have not been __________. However, on form of irrational priming is repeatedly found in experiment: __________.

Accepted Answer

replicated

Question 13

An ideomotor action refers to the effect of __________ on movement.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An ideomotor action refers to the effect...

Question 14

With reference to the higher-order theory, what does HOTs stand for?

Accepted Answer

Higher-ord

Question 15

__________ put the functions of consciousness towards the left of the continuum.

Accepted Answer

A)  Integration theories 
B)  Global workspace theories 
C)  Re-entry theories 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Integration theories 
B)  Global workspace theories 
C)  Re-entry theories 
D)  All of the above

Question 16

Choice blindness shows that:

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A)  the reasons people give for their actions cannot always be the actual basis of their action. 
B)  people are always aware of the reasons behind their actions and intentions. 
C)  people are never aware of the reasons behind their actions and intentions. 
D)  the reasons people give for their actions are always the actual basis of their actions. 
A)  the reasons people give for their actions cannot always be the actual basis of their action. 
B)  people are always aware of the reasons behind their actions and intentions. 
C)  people are never aware of the reasons behind their actions and intentions. 
D)  the reasons people give for their actions are always the actual basis of their actions.

Question 17

Consciousness comes in different ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Consciousness comes in different ___________....

Question 18

According to the binocular rivalry, if two different images are projected to each retina, the person will perceive:

Accepted Answer

A)  a blurred image which is the perceptual average of the two different images. 
B)  either one or the other image. 
C)  none of them as they will cancel each other out. 
D)  only the image projected to the right retina. 
A)  a blurred image which is the perceptual average of the two different images. 
B)  either one or the other image. 
C)  none of them as they will cancel each other out. 
D)  only the image projected to the right retina.

Question 19

In gaze-contingent crowding methods, the experimenter makes sure the participant focuses straight ahead by using a(n) __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In gaze-contingent crowding methods, the experimenter makes...

Question 20

What did the peasant Victor Race do when Mesmer's pupil tried to mesmerize him?

Accepted Answer

A)  He had convulsions, similarly to people of high society. 
B)  He acted like he was asleep. 
C)  He did not show any sign at all. 
D)  He became extremely aggressive. 
A)  He had convulsions, similarly to people of high society. 
B)  He acted like he was asleep. 
C)  He did not show any sign at all. 
D)  He became extremely aggressive.

What are the two main interpretations of findings that homophobic men are objectively more attracted by homosexual sex?

Seeing a picture and remembering that picture:

On the continuum indicating the functions of consciousness, what is on the extreme right end?

According to response expectancy theory, the strong expectation of an involuntary action is sufficient to make the action happen, with no intentions needed.

According to Chomsky, natural language:

What does the term 'mesmerizing' mean?

IAT stands for Implicit Activation Test.

In Perruchet's (1985) experiment on unconscious conditioning, the longer the run of a tone followed by a puff, the less people said they expected a puff on the next trial, although they strongly blinked. Which of the following statements BEST describes the results of this experiment?

Which of the following theories is concerned with the consciousness content?

Which of the following statements CORRECTLT describes an animal with a global workspace but no HOT box?

For a coach it is important to perform well his role, regardless of whether they understand why their athlete performed so good.

Most of the experiments on social priming have not been . However, on form of irrational priming is repeatedly found in experiment: .

An ideomotor action refers to the effect of __________ on movement.

With reference to the higher-order theory, what does HOTs stand for?

__________ put the functions of consciousness towards the left of the continuum.

Choice blindness shows that:

Consciousness comes in different ___________.

According to the binocular rivalry, if two different images are projected to each retina, the person will perceive:

In gaze-contingent crowding methods, the experimenter makes sure the participant focuses straight ahead by using a(n) __________.

What did the peasant Victor Race do when Mesmer's pupil tried to mesmerize him?

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What are the two main interpretations of findings that homophobic men are objectively more attracted by homosexual sex?

Seeing a picture and remembering that picture:

On the continuum indicating the functions of consciousness, what is on the extreme right end?

According to response expectancy theory, the strong expectation of an involuntary action is sufficient to make the action happen, with no intentions needed.

According to Chomsky, natural language:

What does the term 'mesmerizing' mean?

IAT stands for Implicit Activation Test.

In Perruchet's (1985) experiment on unconscious conditioning, the longer the run of a tone followed by a puff, the less people said they expected a puff on the next trial, although they strongly blinked. Which of the following statements BEST describes the results of this experiment?

Which of the following theories is concerned with the consciousness content?

Which of the following statements CORRECTLT describes an animal with a global workspace but no HOT box?

For a coach it is important to perform well his role, regardless of whether they understand why their athlete performed so good.

Most of the experiments on social priming have not been __________. However, on form of irrational priming is repeatedly found in experiment: __________.

An ideomotor action refers to the effect of __________ on movement.

With reference to the higher-order theory, what does HOTs stand for?

__________ put the functions of consciousness towards the left of the continuum.

Choice blindness shows that:

Consciousness comes in different ___________.

According to the binocular rivalry, if two different images are projected to each retina, the person will perceive:

In gaze-contingent crowding methods, the experimenter makes sure the participant focuses straight ahead by using a(n) __________.

What did the peasant Victor Race do when Mesmer's pupil tried to mesmerize him?

The Science of Psychology

Research Methods in Psychology

Evolutionary and Genetic Foundations of Psychology

Neuroscience, the Brain, and Behaviour

Motivation

Sensation and Perception

Learning

Memory

Emotion

Cognitive Development

Language and Thought

Intelligence

Personality

Mental Health and Psychopathology

The Treatment of Mental Health Problems

Social Development

Social Cognition and Attitudes

Interpersonal, Group, and Intergroup Processes

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Most of the experiments on social priming have not been . However, on form of irrational priming is repeatedly found in experiment: .