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Diverting emotional energy or aggressive impulses from the original target onto a less threatening substitute target is called:
AProjection
BSublimation
CRegression
DDisplacement
The tendency for an observer’s overall impression of a person to influence how they feel and think about that person’s specific traits is the:
AHalo Effect
BHawthorne Effect
CRosenthal Effect
DContrast Effect
Behaving in a manner that is the exact opposite of one’s true, unacceptable unconscious desires is called:
AReaction Formation
BRationalization
CRepression
DDenial
The phenomenon where research participants alter their behavior simply because they know they are being observed is called the:
APygmalion Effect
BHawthorne Effect
CPlacebo Effect
DRosenthal Effect
An individual experiencing sudden, unexpected episodes of intense panic with physical symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath suffers from:
AGeneralized Anxiety Disorder
BPanic Disorder
CSpecific Phobia
DAgoraphobia
Memory for motor skills, habits, and classical conditioning responses that operate automatically without conscious awareness is called:
AEpisodic Memory
BSemantic Memory
CProcedural (Implicit) Memory
DDeclarative Memory
The memory model proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin consists of three sequential storage systems:
AIconic Memory, Echoic Memory, and Working Memory
BEpisodic, Semantic, and Procedural Memory
CEncoding, Storage, and Retrieval
DSensory Memory, Short-Term Memory, and Long-Term Memory
Visual sensory memory that holds an exact image of visual stimuli for a fraction of a second is termed:
AIconic Memory
BEchoic Memory
CImplicit Memory
DHaptic Memory
Auditory sensory memory that retains sound information for up to 3 to 4 seconds is known as:
AIconic Memory
BEchoic Memory
CWorking Memory
DProcedural Memory
Baddeley and Hitch’s model of Working Memory replaced the passive view of short-term memory with components including the:
AId, Ego, and Superego
BSensory Register, Short-Term Store, and Long-Term Store
CCentral Executive, Phonological Loop, and Visuospatial Sketchpad
DEncoding, Consolidation, and Retrieval