Albert Et Al

question 27

Multiple Choice

Albert et al. (2013) ran a series of experiments in which adults and adolescents, alone or with peers, played a video game. In the game, taking risks could lead to crashes or gaining points. The experiments found that _____, unlike the _____, were much more likely to take risks and crash when they were _____.

• A) adults; adolescents; alone
• B) adolescents; adults; alone
• C) adults; adolescents; with peers
• D) adolescents; adults; with peers

Understand different types of long-term memory and provide examples.

Explain the neurological basis for phenomena such as déjà vu.

Describe the components of Alan Baddeley's model of working memory, including their functions and interrelationships.

Explain the semantic network model of long-term memory organization.

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Definitions:

Small Number

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Purely Competitive Producer

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