Of the Following Choices, the Strongest Evidence for a Link

question 54

Multiple Choice

Of the following choices, the strongest evidence for a link between the sense of smell and the triggering of memories is the observation that

• A)the olfactory cortex has direct connectivity to the limbic cortex.
• B)the olfactory cortex has direct connectivity to area MT.
• C)people with damage to the basal ganglia have compromised odor recognition.
• D)people with damage to the cerebellum have compromised odor recognition.

Understand the concept of attribution and its impact on perceptions and behavior in the workplace.

Recognize how workplace ethics and social responsibility initiatives can improve factory practices and working conditions.

Identify common perceptual errors in the workplace and their consequences.

Comprehend the relationship between person perception and general perception processes.

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