When you look at a sparkler being twirled through the air, you perceive a circle as the light moves around and around. This experience, referred to as the persistence of vision, is an example of which of the following?

Shepard and Meltzer’s (1971) mental rotation task is a test of which component of working memory?

A chair would be considered _____ for the category furniture while a telephone would not.

In order to create a memory, we first have to take information in from the environment around us. This is referred to as

Which of the following is NOT a form of implicit long-term memory?

What are the three components or stages of the Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968) modal model of memory?

The two-string problem and the candle problem are used to demonstrate which of the following?

In general, a person’s incorrect belief that flying is more dangerous than driving is likely due to the _____.

When previously learned information competes with our ability to take in and remember new information, we are experiencing which of the following?

Participants watched a video of a car running through a stop sign which resulted in a car crash. Afterwards, some participants were asked what happened when the car passed through the yield sign. Referring to a yield sign is an example of _______.