Question 1

What is the percentage of people that can be defined as 'highly hypnotizable'?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is the percentage of people that...

Question 2

The resulting knowledge of implicit learning is:

Accepted Answer

A)  automatic but not conscious 
B)  conscious but not automatic 
C)  automatic and conscious 
D)  neither automatic nor conscious 
A)  automatic but not conscious 
B)  conscious but not automatic 
C)  automatic and conscious 
D)  neither automatic nor conscious

Question 3

Which of the following scientists coined the term 'implicit learning'?

Accepted Answer

A)  Goodale 
B)  Milner 
C)  Reber 
D)  Stottinger 
A)  Goodale 
B)  Milner 
C)  Reber 
D)  Stottinger

Question 4

Which of the following is a famous contemporary case of spirit possession?

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A)  The Oracle of Delphi 
B)  The Oracle of Athens 
C)  The State Oracle of Tibet 
D)  The state Oracle of China 
A)  The Oracle of Delphi 
B)  The Oracle of Athens 
C)  The State Oracle of Tibet 
D)  The state Oracle of China

Question 5

An ideomotor action can be explained by the fact that when we imagine an action, small contractions of the corresponding muscles take place.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

What is the main advantage of the process dissociation procedure?

Accepted Answer

It allows to dissoci

Question 7

Hypnotic actions feel involuntary because they are:

Accepted Answer

A)  imaginary 
B)  simple 
C)  involuntary 
D)  part of the normal repertoire of the subject 
A)  imaginary 
B)  simple 
C)  involuntary 
D)  part of the normal repertoire of the subject

Question 8

Global workspace theory accounts for __________, as __________ theory accounts for __________ and _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  flexibility; higher-order; integration; differentiation 
B)  flexibility; information integration; integration; differentiation 
C)  differentiation; re-entry; integration; flexibility 
D)  integration; re-entry; flexibility; differentiation 
A)  flexibility; higher-order; integration; differentiation 
B)  flexibility; information integration; integration; differentiation 
C)  differentiation; re-entry; integration; flexibility 
D)  integration; re-entry; flexibility; differentiation

Question 9

In a famous experiment, people who previously read words related to ageing walked more slowly when leaving the lab.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following statements regarding the reverse Stroop priming is ACCURATE?

Accepted Answer

A)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found above the subjective threshold but not above the objective threshold. 
B)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found above the subjective threshold and not below the objective threshold. 
C)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found below the subjective threshold but not below the objective threshold. 
D)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found below the subjective threshold and the objective threshold. 
A)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found above the subjective threshold but not above the objective threshold. 
B)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found above the subjective threshold and not below the objective threshold. 
C)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found below the subjective threshold but not below the objective threshold. 
D)  In general, reverse Stroop priming is found below the subjective threshold and the objective threshold.

Question 11

In the phenomenon of social priming, the way people interact with others is influenced by specific previously exposed relevant stimuli.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Alike unconscious words, conscious words:

Accepted Answer

A)  activate the left fusiform area only. 
B)  activate the left fusiform area as well as parietal and frontal cortices. 
C)  activate parietal and frontal cortices only. 
D)  activate the left fusiform area as well as occipital cortices. 
A)  activate the left fusiform area only. 
B)  activate the left fusiform area as well as parietal and frontal cortices. 
C)  activate parietal and frontal cortices only. 
D)  activate the left fusiform area as well as occipital cortices.

Question 13

The two functionally distinct streams of the visual system are the __________ stream and the __________ stream.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The two functionally distinct streams of the...

Question 14

Which of the following phenomena does the continuous flash suppression rely on?

Accepted Answer

A)  binocular rivalry 
B)  hemispheric dominance 
C)  irrational priming 
D)  depth perception 
A)  binocular rivalry 
B)  hemispheric dominance 
C)  irrational priming 
D)  depth perception

Question 15

In the United Kingdom, subliminal messages in advertising are banned.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

People with amnesia cannot be influenced by priming effect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

__________ memory occurs when a person uses a memory but is not aware of using it.

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The answer of __________ memory occurs when a person uses...

Question 18

Julia completed a matching task. After completion she rated her performance to be at chance level (i.e. 25%). The computer, however, reported a score of 88%. Julia's objective threshold was __________ and her subjective threshold was __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  25%; 88% 
B)  88%; 25% 
C)  not reached; reached 
D)  reached; 25% 
A)  25%; 88% 
B)  88%; 25% 
C)  not reached; reached 
D)  reached; 25%

Question 19

Quite a few aspects of a second language can be learned implicitly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

What does the word 'crowding' mean in relation to the gaze-contingent crowding paradigm?

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What is the percentage of people that can be defined as 'highly hypnotizable'?

The resulting knowledge of implicit learning is:

Which of the following scientists coined the term 'implicit learning'?

Which of the following is a famous contemporary case of spirit possession?

An ideomotor action can be explained by the fact that when we imagine an action, small contractions of the corresponding muscles take place.

What is the main advantage of the process dissociation procedure?

Hypnotic actions feel involuntary because they are:

Global workspace theory accounts for __, as theory accounts for and _.

In a famous experiment, people who previously read words related to ageing walked more slowly when leaving the lab.

Which of the following statements regarding the reverse Stroop priming is ACCURATE?

In the phenomenon of social priming, the way people interact with others is influenced by specific previously exposed relevant stimuli.

Alike unconscious words, conscious words:

The two functionally distinct streams of the visual system are the stream and the stream.

Which of the following phenomena does the continuous flash suppression rely on?

In the United Kingdom, subliminal messages in advertising are banned.

People with amnesia cannot be influenced by priming effect.

__________ memory occurs when a person uses a memory but is not aware of using it.

Julia completed a matching task. After completion she rated her performance to be at chance level (i.e. 25%). The computer, however, reported a score of 88%. Julia's objective threshold was and her subjective threshold was .

Quite a few aspects of a second language can be learned implicitly.

What does the word 'crowding' mean in relation to the gaze-contingent crowding paradigm?

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What is the percentage of people that can be defined as 'highly hypnotizable'?

The resulting knowledge of implicit learning is:

Which of the following scientists coined the term 'implicit learning'?

Which of the following is a famous contemporary case of spirit possession?

An ideomotor action can be explained by the fact that when we imagine an action, small contractions of the corresponding muscles take place.

What is the main advantage of the process dissociation procedure?

Hypnotic actions feel involuntary because they are:

Global workspace theory accounts for __________, as __________ theory accounts for __________ and _________.

In a famous experiment, people who previously read words related to ageing walked more slowly when leaving the lab.

Which of the following statements regarding the reverse Stroop priming is ACCURATE?

In the phenomenon of social priming, the way people interact with others is influenced by specific previously exposed relevant stimuli.

Alike unconscious words, conscious words:

The two functionally distinct streams of the visual system are the __________ stream and the __________ stream.

Which of the following phenomena does the continuous flash suppression rely on?

In the United Kingdom, subliminal messages in advertising are banned.

People with amnesia cannot be influenced by priming effect.

__________ memory occurs when a person uses a memory but is not aware of using it.

Julia completed a matching task. After completion she rated her performance to be at chance level (i.e. 25%). The computer, however, reported a score of 88%. Julia's objective threshold was __________ and her subjective threshold was __________.

Quite a few aspects of a second language can be learned implicitly.

What does the word 'crowding' mean in relation to the gaze-contingent crowding paradigm?

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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Global workspace theory accounts for __, as theory accounts for and _.

The two functionally distinct streams of the visual system are the stream and the stream.

Julia completed a matching task. After completion she rated her performance to be at chance level (i.e. 25%). The computer, however, reported a score of 88%. Julia's objective threshold was and her subjective threshold was .