5 Written Questions

1. nearby objects seen more clearly - objects focus in front of retina
2. tendency to be less responsive if others are present
3. maximize benefits and minimize costs
4. tendency for people who have agreed to a small request to comply later with a larger request
5. viewed psychology as objective science

5 Matching Questions

1. Inattentional Blindness
2. In-group
3. Yes
4. Fundamental Attribution Error: Gender
5. Relearning

1. a men are more likely than women to attribute their own failures to situation and accomplishments to person
2. b "us" - people with whom one shares a common identity
3. c can children from an early age nndetect depth
4. d time saved when learning material a second time
5. e if you focus on how many times people in white are catching the ball you will not notice gorilla dancing in the middle

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. unjustifiable, negative feelings, and often leads to discriminatory actions
   1. Equity
   2. Profiling
   3. Altruism
   4. Prejudice
2. a generalized (often accurate, but often overgeneralized) belief about a group
   1. Hierarchies
   2. Attitudes
   3. Out-Group
   4. Stereotype
3. blocking of an attempt to achieve goal
   1. Accommodation
   2. Frustration
   3. Group Think
   4. Generalization
4. the sharpness of vision - affected by the shape of the eye
   1. Acuity
   2. Retina
   3. Cones
   4. Iris
5. begins with sense receptors, then progresses to the brain's integration of the information
   1. Semantic Encoding
   2. Group Think
   3. Priming
   4. Bottom-Up Processing

5 True/False Question

1. Profiling → recording a person's behavior and analyzing psychological characteristics to identify a particular group
   

   True        False

2. Compassionate Love → conduction hearing loss (eardrum) - sensorineural hearing loss (nerve receptors) - hearing loss is normal over time
   

   True        False

3. Spontaneous Recovery → reappearance after rest period of extinguished conditioned response
   

   True        False

4. Unconditioned Response (UCR) → learned response to a previously neutral conditioned stimulus ex. salivation triggered by bell
   

   True        False

5. Change Blindness → man is talking to someone, something moves in front of them and the man switches with someone else and doesn't not realize the person changed
   

   True        False