What is the term for the observation that linking to-be-learned information to personally relevant information about oneself creates strong encoding?

Thomas is usually described as an aggressive person who likes to dominate others. A person who believes in _____ theory would likely interpret Thomas’ personality as _____.

Rhea is obese. The textbook provides three reasons why it might be difficult for Rhea to change her lifestyle – which of the following is NOT one of these reasons?

Wollen, Weber, and Lowry (1972) asked participants to use bizarre interactive imagery in the learning of new paired associates, such as piano-cigar. They found that:

Elizabeth Loftus is best known for her work in the area of:

Early work on intelligence testing used all-White, predominantly male participants to standardize their tests. These participants all spoke the same language, had similar income levels and were all university students. This is an example of_____. 

Catie and her team are designing a research project. Her team asks Catie if she has any critiques on the paper to encourage ___________. Catie questions in her mind the validity of the research design, but ultimately says “I don’t see any issues” because she believe no one else has a problem with the research, most likely an example of _______________.

The two theories that account for the bilingual lexicon are the single-store view and the dual store view. These two views differ with respect to:

Which of the following statements about neuroimaging studies of autobiographical memory are true?

The temporal lobe is associated with: