Chapter 8-Information Processing to Build Intellective Capacity

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What is the primary function of neural networks in the brain?
To produce hormones that regulate bodily functions
To process and transmit information through electrical and chemical signals
To support the structure of the brain and protect it from injury
To isolate and remove waste products from neural activity
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During memory encoding, which part of the brain is most active in forming new memories?
Cerebellum
Amygdala
Hippocampus
Frontal lobe
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Which of the following best describes information retrieval from long-term memory?
It is a passive process where information emerges without any effort.
It is an active process that can be influenced by cues and context.
It requires the brain to reconstruct the memory perfectly each time.
It happens instantaneously and without any errors.
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In cognitive processing, what role does the prefrontal cortex play?
It is primarily involved in processing sensory information.
It acts as the main center for memory storage.
It is crucial for decision making and problem-solving.
It controls the motor functions of the body.
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Which of the following is a key problem-solving strategy?
Avoiding complex problems until they become simpler
Breaking down a problem into smaller, more manageable parts
Focusing on unrelated problems to give the mind a break
Relying solely on intuition without analyzing the problem
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NGSS.HS-ETS1-2
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How do neural networks contribute to learning new skills?
By decreasing the number of neural connections to simplify information processing
By increasing the efficiency of existing neural pathways through repetition
By completely replacing old neural networks with new ones
By isolating skill-specific networks from the rest of the brain
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What is the significance of rehearsal in memory encoding?
It decreases the likelihood of memories entering long-term storage.
It ensures that only emotional memories are encoded.
It helps to transfer information from short-term to long-term memory.
It has no impact on memory encoding processes.
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