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The very vivid and detailed memory you have concerning an event that had a strong emotional impact on you is a: a. False Memory b. Flash-Bulb Memory c. Episodic Memory d. Procedural Memory To which two processes do most social psychologists attribute the -failure of Kitty Genovese's neighbors to help her when she was being attacked? a. Bystander Effect And Altruism b. Aggression And Diffusion Of Responsibility c. Altruism And Diffusion Of Responsibility d. Bystander Effect And Diffusion Of Responsibility The unique and relatively stable ways in which people think, feel and behave is the definition of: a. Character b. Temperament c. Personality d. Gender Identity Which of the following Individuals is associated with the concepts of the personal unconsciousness and analytical psychology? a. John Watson b. Carl Jung c. Carl Rogers d. Alfred Adler 4-year-old Joey shocks his parents when he takes the car keys, starts the car and attempts to drive. How did Joey learn to do this? a. Through Classical Conditioning b. Through Operant Conditioning c. Through Trail And Error Learning d. Through Observational Learning Which of the following is an example of a primary reinforcer? a. Food b. Money c. Praise d. All Of The Above Are Primary Reinforcers Jill rarely takes any work home, preferring to leave her work worries at the office. She is not ambitious and likes to have a lot of leisure time when it is possible. She is also easygoing and doesn't lose her temper often, preferring to avoid conflict. Which of the following statements about Jill is most likely true? a. Jill Is A Type C Personality b. Jill Is A Type A Personality c. Jill Is A Type B personality d. Jill Has A Very High Risk Of Having a Heart Attack Kelly goes to a job Interview dressed in patched blue jeans, a torn t-shirt, and sandals. Her hair is uncombed and she hasn't showered in a few days. Obviously, Kelly knows nothing about _____. a. Cognitive Dissonance b. Attitude Formation c. Impression Formation d. The Bystander Effect

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87) B- Flashbulb memory is the memory where there is an emotional arousal at the moment when the event was registered. It is a highly detailed memory in which the news heard by the individual is either highly surprising or highly consequential leading to emotional arousal. eg. sep11th assassination of Kennedy

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