Recognizing a Person but Blocking on His or Her Name

question 539

Multiple Choice

Recognizing a person but blocking on his or her name is a common experience. For most people, facial recognition is a _____ hemisphere task, while being able to name a person is a _____ hemisphere verbal memory task.

• A) left; left
• B) right; right
• C) right; left
• D) left; right

Identify the role of novelty, curiosity, and arousal in driving human behavior.

Describe the various theories related to hedonism and motivation.

Associate sensory experiences with cognitive and emotional outcomes.

Distinguish between different psychological theories of motivation and their applications.

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