In the Paired-Associate Method

question 72

Multiple Choice

In the paired-associate method,

• A) participants memorize a list of nonsense syllables and must recall them in the same order as they appeared on the list.
• B) participants must memorize a list of words and then recall them in whatever order they can.
• C) participants are asked to generate a list of words associated with a word presented to them by the experimenter.
• D) participants learn pairs of words (e.g., light - car) and are later asked to recall the second word of each pair (e.g., car) after being presented with the first word of the pair (e.g., light).

Recognize the impact of home environment on children's attitudes and behaviors distinct from their temperaments.

Comprehend the role of genetics in psychological similarities and differences, especially among twins.

Realize the importance and mechanism of natural selection and evolutionary psychology in explaining human behaviors and traits.

Understand the concept of the human genome and its contribution to shared human characteristics.

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