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An Introduction to Cognitive Psychology Processes and disorders, 3e David Groome All Chapters, Original , Complete And Study material 51pages LEARNEXAMS

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Chapter-1 1 Cognitive psychology has been defined as the study of (A) the way people acquire their beliefs and opinions (B) the way people interact with others (C) the way in which the brain processes information (D) the anatomical structure of the brain Answer: (C) the way in which the brain processes information 2 Double dissociation' refers to (A) multiple personality (B) pathological forgetting (C) independent impairments in one of two cognitive functions while the other remains intact (D) independent impairments in either of two cognitive functions while the other remains intact Answer: (D) independent impairments in either of two cognitive functions while the other remains intact 3 Hebb (1949) hypothesised that memories were stored as a (A) change in a single cell (B) creation of a cell assembly (C) change in chemical structure (D) change in magnetic field Answer: (B) creation of a cell assembly 4 Hebb suggested that cells become connected as a result of (A) anatomical similarity (B) intermittent firing (C) simultaneous firing (D) harmonic resonance Answer: (C) simultaneous firing 5 Recognising a familiar face usually i



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