1. Declarative memory is general knowledge that anyone has the ability to know a

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1. Declarative memory is general knowledge that anyone has the ability to know and that is often learned in school or by reading. T or F Semantic memory relates to things that people know as facts and information that make up knowledge. 2. Tor F A flashbulb memory is an automatic encoding that occurs when an unexpected event or episode takes place in a person's life associated with emotions such as joy, happiness, sadness or fear 3. T orF 4. Memories obtained through hypnosis should be considered as accurate information Tor F 5. A false positive occurs when a person thinks that they have memory recognition of someone or something from the past that never occurred 6. Perception is the brain's further processing of sensory information 7. Our senses detect perception and our brains process stimuli 8. Signal detection theory accounts for human judgment in sensation 9. The transduction is the smallest amount of physical required to detect a sensory input half the Tor F Tor F T or F T of F time it is present (absolute threshold) T or F 10. To overcome functional fixedness we need to be able to reinterpret the objects potential functions T or F 11. Stereotype threat is the apprehension of fear that some people might experience if they believe that their performances on tests might confirm negative beliefs about their racial group T or F The exemplar model addresses this flexibility concern in the prototype model by suggesting that a category has no single concept as it's best representation. 12. Tor F

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1) False . Declarative memory is not general knowledge but it is the conscious recall of events happened/learned in past.

2) True

3) True

4) False . Hypnotic memory may be false also. It need to be corroborated with other means for terming it accurate..

5)True

6)True

7) False. Our senses detect stimuli and brain process senses to form perception.

8)True

9) False . Transduction is process of converting physical signals into nearly signals.

10)True

11)True

12)True

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