What are the differences between (and yes they are all different): a) simultaneous lineup b) sequential lineup c) show-up

What aspects of this course could be added, changed or improved? Please be specific. 

You watched a TED talk in which Dr. Loftus talked about how reliable memory is.  What was the most important and/or interesting thing you learned from this video? (These are not free points – write sentences that show me you watched this video)

Brynn hears a sound coming from the classroom next door. The sound had high frequency indicating high ________ and high amplitude indicating high _____. The sound is also perceived as rough in terms of _______.

Carlos has an orange-scented candle that smells just like the orange groves he played in as a child. Every time he smells the candle, he feels happy, comforted, and nostalgic. This emotional reaction is because the smell reaches the ___ area of the brain.

Dayana fell out of her kayak and nearly drowned. After she was rescued, she told her doctors that she thought she was going to die but felt an overwhelming sense of peace. How would her doctors BEST explain her experience?

Robert just took an unknown drug at a party. He feels more alert, can feel his heart rate increases, and starts talking more rapidly to other party-goers. Robert might have taken each of the following drugs EXCEPT:

How does giving a verbal description of a face affect memory for that face?

Some research shows that people who live in Florida are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s, a disease characterized by cognitive decline. Mark believes that there is something about Florida that causes people to develop Alzheimer’s. Which principle of scientific thinking should Mark use to evaluate these claims?

Luke is having trouble hearing high-pitched tones but can still hear low-pitched tones. This is best explained by _______.