Question 1

Broadly describe different ways in which memory can occur without awareness.

Accepted Answer

Memory can occur without awareness in se

Question 2

The tendency to remember information that confirms what we already believe is called

Accepted Answer

A)  belief bias. 
B)  confirmation bias. 
C)  emotion bias. 
D)  thought blocking. 
E)  None of the above 
A)  belief bias. 
B)  confirmation bias. 
C)  emotion bias. 
D)  thought blocking. 
E)  None of the above

Question 3

Implicit memories are __________; explicit memories are __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  strongly held…..weakly held. 
B)  based on reasoning…..based on emotion. 
C)  based on evidence…..based on tradition. 
D)  based on little conscious knowledge…..consciously held. 
A)  strongly held…..weakly held. 
B)  based on reasoning…..based on emotion. 
C)  based on evidence…..based on tradition. 
D)  based on little conscious knowledge…..consciously held.

Question 4

Based on your understanding of memory processes, explain why crime is usually a major concern for most Americans, even though it is rather unlikely.

Accepted Answer

Crime is usually a major concern for mos

Broadly describe different ways in which memory can occur without awareness.

The tendency to remember information that confirms what we already believe is called

Implicit memories are ; explicit memories are .

Based on your understanding of memory processes, explain why crime is usually a major concern for most Americans, even though it is rather unlikely.

Thinking: An Introduction

The Relationship Between Thought and Language

Reasoning: Drawing Deductively Valid Conclusions

Analyzing Arguments

Thinking As Hypothesis Testing

Likelihood and Uncertainty: Understanding Probabilities

Decision Making: It Is a Matter of Choice

Development of Problem Solving Skills

Creative Thinking

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Exam 2: Thinking Starts Here: Memory As the Mediator of Cognitive Processes

Broadly describe different ways in which memory can occur without awareness.

The tendency to remember information that confirms what we already believe is called

Implicit memories are __________; explicit memories are __________.

Based on your understanding of memory processes, explain why crime is usually a major concern for most Americans, even though it is rather unlikely.

Thinking: An Introduction

The Relationship Between Thought and Language

Reasoning: Drawing Deductively Valid Conclusions

Analyzing Arguments

Thinking As Hypothesis Testing

Likelihood and Uncertainty: Understanding Probabilities

Decision Making: It Is a Matter of Choice

Development of Problem Solving Skills

Creative Thinking

Filters

Implicit memories are ; explicit memories are .