A. running
B. adding numbers
C. taking a final examination
D. memorizing a script
A. Binet
B. Skinner
C. Guilford
D. Wechsler
A. inhuman solution
B. critical thinking
C. restricted discussion
D. group cohesiveness
A. the mere exposure effect
B. the halo effect
C. the placebo effect
D. the fundamental attribution
A. dyslexia
B. aphagia
C. Wernicke’s
D. Broca’s aphasia
A. one solution
B. arithmetic reasoning
C. fluency of ideas
D. categorization
A. a step in mathematical thought
B. a clear visual memory
C. most prominent among elderly persons
D. highly correlated with general intelligence
A. need to achieve
B. authoritarianism
C. locus of control
D. belief in just world
A. one morpheme and three phonemes
B. one morpheme and four phonemes
C. two morphemes and three phonemes
D. two morphemes and four phonemes
A. attention
B. maintained rehearsal
C. elaborative rehearsal
D. repetition