Exam 6: Basic Cognitive Functions: Information Processing,attention,and Memory
Exam 1: Themes and Issues in Adult Development and Aging46 Questions
Exam 2: Models of Development: Nature and Nurture in Adulthood49 Questions
Exam 3: The Study of Adult Development and Aging: Research Methods47 Questions
Exam 4: Physical Changes50 Questions
Exam 5: Health and Prevention50 Questions
Exam 6: Basic Cognitive Functions: Information Processing,attention,and Memory49 Questions
Exam 7: Language, problem-Solving, and Intelligence50 Questions
Exam 8: Personality and Patterns of Coping47 Questions
Exam 9: Relationships50 Questions
Exam 10: Work, retirement, and Leisure Patterns50 Questions
Exam 11: Mental Health Issues and Treatment47 Questions
Exam 12: Long-Term Care47 Questions
Exam 13: Death and Dying49 Questions
Exam 14: Successful Aging and Creativity44 Questions
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Hippocampus in working memory The effects of aging on working memory may be due to changes in which structure of the brain?
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Virtual reality training Virtual reality memory training,in which older adults simulated walking through various places,was found to benefit which type of cognitive ability?
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Conjunction tasks and serial processing Older adults do relatively more poorly than younger adults on conjunction vs.simple search tasks,because conjunction tasks rely on ____________ processing.
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Attentional resources theory- choice The view that older adults have difficulty allocating enough of their mental focus to cognitive operations is consistent with the _____________ theory of aging.
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Stereotype threat- stem According to research on stereotype threat,when older adults are made to feel aware of their age in a memory study,they will:
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Self-regulation and driving The model of self-regulation and driving predicts that an older adult will continue to drive depends on the psychological factors of:
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Driving behavior of older adults A factor in the driving behavior of older adults is that,compared to younger adults,they are more likely to:
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Videogame training on attention in young Research on videogame training in young adults shows that these games have the effect of improving:
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Sleep and memory Unlike younger adults,neither middle-aged nor older individuals show a benefit to memory of having a greater amount of _______ sleep:
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Psychological factors affecting driving A psychological factor affecting the driving performance of older adults is:
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Role of central executive The role of the central executive in working memory is to:
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Memory self-efficacy Older adults who have a low sense of memory ________________,the feeling that they cannot perform well on a memory test,are likely to have poorer scores when their memory is actually tested.
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Left-hand turns and older adults Research from the Institute of Highway Safety shows that older drivers in the U.S.faced with the challenge of making a left-hand turn while driving in a busy intersection are most likely to experience which outcome?
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Method of loci as memory training method Using the "method of loci" to help older adults improve their memory involves which technique?
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Brinley plot- stem Brinley plots illustrating the slowing of reaction time in older adults typically involve which type of data?
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Stroop task and inhibition Performance of older adults on the __________ task provides evidence of difficulties they experience in inhibiting irrelevant and potentially confusing information.
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Vision changes that affect driving An older adult's ability to drive may be affected by which normal age-related changes in vision?
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Stereotype threat- choice Making older adults conscious about their age during a memory test is likely to trigger the condition known as _____________ in which their performance actually becomes worse.
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Confusing intersections Crowded intersections pose a particular risk for older adults not only because of the many cars,but because they often have:
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Deep processing in memory training Training older adults to use "deep processing" to encode information more fully would involve having them follow which procedure?
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