Dualists Face the Problem of

question 3

Multiple Choice

Dualists face the problem of

• A) Explaining the existence of physical objects.
• B) Explaining what a soul or mind adds to a body to result in a person.
• C) Explaining the afterlife.
• D) Explaining how physical bodies can have feelings.

Explain the mechanisms of memory encoding, storage, and retrieval.

Describe how external influences, such as media reports and leading questions, can distort memory.

Understand the techniques that may induce or foster false memories, including hypnosis and guided imagery.

Recognize the limitations and unreliability of human memory, especially in stressful or traumatic experiences.

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Definitions:

Guilty-knowledge Test

A psychological assessment technique used to determine if a person has knowledge of information that only a perpetrator would know.

Lie-detector Test

A controversial psychological test that measures physiological responses to determine truthfulness, historically known as a polygraph.

Physiological Changes

Alterations in the body's normal biological processes, which can be responses to environmental factors, psychological states, or health conditions.

EEG Pattern

Electrical activity of the brain as recorded by electroencephalography, used to diagnose conditions, study brain functions, and monitor mental states.