Exam 3: Listening and Information Processing

Eric Kandel found that repeated stimulation of neurons led to long-term memory of appropriate reactions.

____________________ is noise that makes it difficult to identify external stimulus.

The cognitive information bin includes one's attitudes, values, and beliefs.

Schemas can be strengthened or weakened by experiences.

What is the instinctive bin and how is it important to the study of listening?

"If you have an apple a day, the doctor will stay away" is framed as a____________________ statement.

Min has a headache that is preventing her from fully paying attention during class lecture. Min is experiencing

Stereotypes are one kind of perceptual screen.

Each morning, Ia lets the dog out, grinds coffee beans, and then lets the dog back in. This information is most likely in which of Ia's information processing bins?

Your knowledge of running when in fear would best belong in the __________ bin.

In comparison to inconsistent information, how is schema-consistent information recalled in terms of time and accuracy?

In the Intrapersonal Information Flow model, when internal stimuli prevent one from listening, they become

Culture influences one's development of a schema and how one uses schemata.

Identify and define three specific ways in which a person can respond to contradictory information.

Clues in a message that signal to a listener how he or she should interpret the message are called primes.

Gender schemata are defined primarily by interpersonal relationships.

The first thing that must happen for listening to occur is

It is possible to develop new schemas based on information that might contradict one's current schema.

If our schemas and scripts are repeated over and over, which of the following will most likely happen?

The instinctive information bin includes one's instincts about people and appropriate behaviors.