A man experiences a stroke that damages part of his brain. A…

A man experiences a stroke that damages part of his brain. After the stroke, his wife would regularly put a plate of food in front of him, but he would only eat food on one side of the plate. He can see just fine, but he fails to notice things on one side of his visual field. Also, when scientists did tests on him, they would ask him to draw a picture of the beach. He would include small features like a beach umbrella but would miss the big features like the stretch of sand and water that form the coastline. Which of the following brain regions is the damage from the stroke most likely located?

Your company has upgraded its enterprise database server to…

Your company has upgraded its enterprise database server to a new system (The New One, TNO), which now supports multi-threading, unlike the old server. Despite this, TNO’s performance has shown very little improvement. What could be reasons for this limited enhancement in performance? Select all that apply.

In Elizabeth Loftus’s studies on false memories, participant…

In Elizabeth Loftus’s studies on false memories, participants view a car accident and are then asked about the event. Some people are asked how fast the car was going when it “contacted” the other car while others were asked how fast the car was going when it “smashed into” the other car. What effect did the phrasing of the question have on people’s estimation of the car’s speed?