John says  “I’ve never been to the east coast, but I know that the winters in Wisconsin are colder than the winters in New Jersey.”  This sentence is an example of:

An 8-year-old is discharged from the hospital after admission for acute Idiopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP). The nurse confirms education was understood prior to discharge when the parent states:

A nurse is caring for a child being treated for ALL (Acute lymphoblastic leukemia) with concerns for thrombocytopenia. What would be considered appropriate nursing actions.

A friend tells you that drama majors tend to be extremely disorganized. However, when you actually make a tally of 10 friends who are drama majors and 20 friends who are not, you find no relationship. Your friend’s error was most likely to be an example of

A nurse is caring for a 3 year old patient in the hospital for post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis. Which of the following nursing interventions would the nurse NOT expect to see ordered for this patient?

Baddeley’s model of working memory proposes a feature called the “phonological loop.” This feature allows you to

In our discussion of case studies of individuals with severe amnesia we watched a short video of Clive Wearing.  According to the video, which part of Mr. Wearing’s memory seemed to be intact?

A nurse is giving education on prevention of neural tube defects to a perinatal group class. Which of the following statements by one of the pregnant persons is correct.

Describe and define the cognitive process that students are using when they text during lecture.  According to the research on attention, how effective will learning be while texting? Explain why.

In a levels of processing study, half of the participants are given a list of word pairs (e.g. Car-Mouse) and asked to circle the largest object.   The other half of the participants are given the same word pairs and asked to circle the largest word.  According to levels of processing, who should remember more words when given a memory test?