Suppose that you are trying to recall a student’s last name, so you repeat it over and over to yourself without analyzing it or giving it a meaning. According to the depth of processing, this activity would be categorized as

_____ are most effective against intracellular parasites (D11)

Dr. Nielsen’s 2005 Honda Odyssey has seen better days, and he decides to buy a new car. When he gets to the car dealership, the car salesman shows him another Honda Odyssey that is marked up $5,000 more than what it would cost if Jared bought a similar car on an online car website. Which heuristic or effect is the car salesman trying to use to his advantage?

Stan asks Tina, “How was your weekend?” Tina says “Balloons are full of helium.” Now Stan is a little bit afraid, because Tina violated the Gricean maxim of 

What volume of 0.72 M sodium bromide, NaBr, contains 6.5 × 10–4 mol of bromide ions?

Which of the following symptoms is characteristic of anorexia nervosa but not body dysmorphic disorder?

Suppose that you are listening to a lecture, and another student’s chair squeaks loudly during the middle of a word, so that the middle of that word cannot be heard. Nonetheless, you do not detect any interruption in the word. Which of the following cognitive phenomena does this example illustrate?

Many individuals require organ transplants every year. Unfortunately, there are not enough donors to meet the needs in most countries. In Europe, several countries have discovered a successful way to increase the number of donors—make everyone an organ donor unless s/he opts out. In one of the Choiceology podcasts that you listened to as part of Lesson 14, it describes other similar applications (e.g., retirement) to the organ donor program. Which of the following cognitive principles does the organ donor program and similar applications rely on to be effective?

Convert 50.5 g O2 to mol O2.

According to the research on understanding sentences, which of the following statements is true?