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As his AP biology teacher was lecturing, Cole was thinking about competing in the tennis tournament in the evening. Where are Cole’s current thoughts being processed?  \na. Long Term Memory  \nb. Short Term/Working Memory  \nc. Sensory Memory  \nd. Echoic Memory  \n2. Alice is at a party where she hears a song. She has heard the song before and is trying to   what song it is.  \na. Recognize  \nb. Recall  \nc. Remember  \nd. Memorize  \n3. The tendency to think of objects only in terms of their normal uses is:  \na. Belief Bias  \nb. Belief Perseverance  \nc. Confirmation Bias  \nd. Functional Fixedness  \n4. Judging that a teenager is more likely to start the argument than an older person because you believe teenagers start more fights is an example of:  \na. Representative Heuristic  \nb. Availability Heuristic  \nc. Belief Perseverance  \nd. Stereotype  \n5. Divergent thinking means:  \na. There is only one answer to a question.  \nb. There are multiple answers to a question.  \nc. There are no answers to a question.  \nd. There are multiple questions for one answer.  \n6. The same logic question is given to two sets of participants. On the top of Group A’s paper it says the majority of people can complete this logic problem. On the top of Group B ’s paper it says almost half of people cannot complete this problem. Results showed that Group A got the question right more than Group B even though it was the same question. This is an example of:  \na. Framing  \nb. Reliability  \nc. Validity  \nd. Bias  \n7. The term used to describe the mental activities involved in acquiring, retaining, and using knowledge is:  \na. Sensation  \nb. Learning  \nc. Perception  \nd. Cognition  \n8. A dinner recipe that gives you the ingredients, their amounts and the steps to follow is an example of a(n):  \na. Algorithm  \nb. Heuristic  \nc. Mental Set  \nd. Thinking  \n9. A rule of thumb.  \na. Heuristic  \nb. Schema  \nc. Algorithm  \nd. Thinking  \n10. A friend mentions to you that she heard humans never forget anything; weremember that ever happens to us. What concept contradicts this belief:  \na. Sensory Memory  \nb. Selective Attention  \nc. Long Term Memory  \nd. Constructive Memory  \n11. The test will be reliable if:  \na. It is a fair test  \nb. Gives consistent results  \nc. Is always valid  \nd. The same questions are given every time  \n12. A 65 year old does better on a vocabulary test than a 20 year old. This is a result of:  \na. Fluid Intelligence  \nb. Crystallized Intelligence  \nc. Long Term Memory  \nd. Serial Position Effect  \n13. Who argued that intelligence can be measured by a single general ability:  \na. Charles Spearman  \nb. Howard Gardener  \nc. Robert Sternberg  \nd. David Goleman  \n14. Sandra is 8 years old and according to Stanford-Binet IQ, he has a mental age of 10. What is his IQ?  \na. 80  \nb. 100  \nc. 120  \nd. 125  \ne. 150  \n15. Although her score on the personality test says Sasha is extremely popular and outgoing, she is actually very shy and doesn’t like interacting with too many people. This test is not:  \na. Valid  \nb. Reliable  \nc. Standardized  \nd. Consistent  \n16. Episodic memory, semantic memory, and procedural memory are different types of:  \na. Long Term Memory  \nb. Short Term Memory  \nc. Working Memory  \nd. Sensory Memory  \n17. Who researched constructed memory:  \na. Elizabeth Loftus  \nb. Wolfgang Kohler  \nc. Daniel Goleman  \nd. Louis Terman  \n18. When Matt was preparing for his AP exam, he only emphasized using flashcards and taking notes to study because he is familiar with them and he thinks they are important. What can come as an obstacle to the success of his test?  \na. Confirmation Bias  \nb. Belief Bias  \nc. Belief Perseverance  \nd. Convergent Thinking  \n19. What age does telegraphic speech occur?  \na. 18 months  \nb. 12 months  \nc. 24 months  \nd. 6 months  \nExplanations  \n1. Short term memory is called working memory because these memories are currently aware in our consciousness. 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