Question

Recall Bartlett's research with stories taken from the folklore of other cultures. Bartlett's results suggest schemas Select one: a. help us to avoid making errors in remembering the details of a situation O b. lead to errors in terms of acoustic confusions O c. provide frameworks to use in interpreting situation so that remembered details maybe similar to events you are familiar with O d. lead to an inability to chunk information Kate Middleton was ice skating when out of nowhere came a cat running right in front of her causing to fall. She landed on the back of her head at which point she saw "stars." Which lobe would have been most affected by this fall given what she saw? Select one: a. temporal O b. cerebral O c. occipital O d. frontal

Answer 1

Question1

The correct option is the third one

• people have schemata/unconscious mental structures, that represent a person's generic knowledge about the world.
• It is through schemata that old knowledge affected new information.so we easily concluded that the right option is the third one.

Question2

• It happens when the occipital lobe is injured.

Question3

The correct option is shaping

• Shaping can also be defined as the procedure that involves reinforcing behaviours that are closer to the target behaviour, also known as successive approximations.