AP Psych_Fall Final_24

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A pair of friends at a noisy baseball game are able to have a conversation with each other in spite of all the noise around them. Which principle best explains this scenario?

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The cocktail party effect (selective attention)

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What concept is illustrated when Tonya’s class could not initially hear the words in the backwards music but could after being told to listen for "The rat ate the cat"?

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Perceptual set

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On a warm summer day, Kimberly tells her brother to put on a suit. Kimberly’s brother knows to put on a swimsuit instead of a business suit because of

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context.

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What is the dependent variable in this study? The cocktail party effect, Perceptual set, Inattentional blindness, Bottom-up processing

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Inattentional blindness

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Why are Mr. Jaspers results not generalizable?

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he didn't use random assignment

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While teaching his students about perceptual sets, what topic would Dr. Kravstov most want his students to learn? Options: Bottom-up processing, Top-down processing, Clairvoyance, Selective attention

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Top-down processing

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After moving to Alabama from Minnesota, Darnesha visited the eye doctor. While sitting in the waiting room, she overheard the receptionist making a call and mistakenly believed that the receptionist said “Sweetie, extra eyes,” rather than “Sweet tea, extra ice.” Which statement is true about this scenario?

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Darnesha was influenced by context effects.

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After 13 weeks, Tran finally noticed the pink clock in the classroom where she took a challenging chemistry class. What concept best explains Tran’s failure to notice the clock?

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Selective attention

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Why does Sheila perceive the pink bulldog differently on gray paper compared to her white computer screen?

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Because of relative luminance, you may perceive the pink bulldog to be brighter against a darker background.

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Amber experienced the illusion of movement when looking at three stationary, adjacent, blinking lights. What is this effect called?

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Phi phenomenon