Jamal was involved in some research at his university to determine if learned perceptual biases might shape individuals’ behaviors. Which of the following is most likely the type of experiment used to demonstrate that subjects who are primed with a Black face recognize a crime-related object more quickly?Multiple Choicethe dot-probe paradigmthe same-race recognition theorythe fundamental attribution errorthe other-race effect

Which of the following observations is consistent with the idea that learned changes in attention may sometimes serve an explorative function, rather than exploitative function?Group of answer choicesLearning of a CS-US relationship proceeds slower if the CS and US have previously been presented in an explicitly uncorrelated fashion.Under some circumstances, attention in humans appears to show conditioning-like properties, producing automatic changes in how we process complex visual stimuli.People tend to learn faster about predictive cues that have been predictive in other similar learning contexts.Learning an easy version of a discrimination can substantially improve subsequent discrimination on a harder version of the discrimination.Rats continue to orient towards a partially reinforced CS for longer than they do to either a continuously reinforced CS or a non-reinforced CS.

________ Experiment showed that some people will go against the evidence of their own senses if others around them seem to have different perceptions. Group of answer choicesMilgram ExperimentAsch ExperimentStanford Prison experimentHarlow Study

Very brief exposures to faces of people from different ethnic backgrounds (about whom one has a negative attitude) frequently causes people to respond faster to words with negative meanings than to words with positive meanings. This technique or type of research is known as ________.Question 10Answera.the bona fide pipelineb.category activation c.implicit racismd.the superordinate memory effect

A researcher arranges for a confederate to enter his classroom, steal his wallet, and run out. The researcher then asks the students to provide a description of the “offender” in an effort to study eyewitness recall. This is an example of:Group of answer choicesa verifiable experimenta virtual experimenta reality experimenta misinformation testa subjective recall test

A researcher ran an experiment in which participants were presented with faces which could be either familiar or unfamiliar. Furthermore, the faces could be presented upright or upside-down. The experiment showed that people were faster to detect familiar faces, compared to unfamiliar ones, but only when the faces were presented upright. Results show: A) Only a main effect of familiarity B) Only a main effect of orientation C) A main effect of both familiarity and orientation, but no interaction D) An interaction effect