Question 1

Reminder treatments can increase responding that is low due to

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A)  latent inhibition.
B)  overshadowing.
C)  blocking.
D)  all of the aboveE) B) and D)
F) A) and D)

Question 2

Which of these relationships is not assumed to reflect animal cognition?

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A)  S-O
B)  S-R
C)  R-O
D)  S(R-O) E) None of the above
F) A) and B)

Question 3

Describe the delayed matching to sample task. What are three procedural aspects critical to determining the accuracy of performance in this task?

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Question 4

Radial arm mazes are used primarily to test

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A)  performance in spatial memory tasks.
B)  performance in delayed matching to sample trials.
C)  performance in food preference trials.
D)  performance in locomotor preference trials.E) B) and D)
F) None of the above

Question 5

When he first begins shopping, Peter is able to remember what he has in his cart without referring to his list. He is using

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A)  retrospection.
B)  prospection.
C)  introspection.
D)  rehearsal memory.E) None of the above
F) C) and D)

Question 6

Describe the memory consolidation and retrieval failure explanations of retrograde amnesia and what evidence can be used to support one or the other hypothesis.

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The answer of Describe the memory consolidation and retrieval failure...

Question 7

In order for a rat to transfer learning from one set of stimuli in a matching to sample task to another set of stimuli, the rat must learn

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A)  an S-R relationship.
B)  an R-O relationship.
C)  an S(R-O) relationship.
D)  a general rule.E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

Question 8

Compare and contrast working and reference memory.

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Question 9

Which of the following is true of the "internal representations" discussed in the study of animal cognition?

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A)  Like gravity, they are a theoretical construct.
B)  They are investigated in some laboratories by "looking" into the central nervous system.
C)  They are investigated in some laboratories by "looking" into the peripheral nervous system.
D)  They reflect conscious reflection on a past experience.E) None of the above
F) B) and C)

Question 10

Sign tracking is an example of

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A)  beacon following.
B)  landmark navigation.
C)  using the relations between landmarks to guide behavior.
D)  a complex cognitive map.E) B) and D)
F) A) and B)

Question 11

When rats and humans were both required to perform in a radial arm-type spatial memory task, researchers determined that

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A)  rats use retrospective coding strategies, and humans use prospective strategies.
B)  rats use retrospective coding strategies, and humans are able to switch between coding strategies.
C)  rats use prospective coding strategies, and humans are able to switch between coding strategies.
D)  rats and humans are able to switch between retrospective and prospective coding strategies.E) A) and B)
F) A) and C)

Question 12

Sally has given you directions to her office. She has told you to turn right at the convenience store, left at the stop sign, and right again at the cow shaped mailbox. She is counting on your ability to navigate with

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A)  beacons.
B)  landmarks.
C)  geometric cues.
D)  your GPS device.E) B) and C)
F) None of the above

Question 13

Which factor has been shown to influence performance in a delayed-matching-to-sample task?

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A)  the delay interval
B)  using a signaled large reward versus small reward
C)  switching from a signaled small to a large reward during the retention interval
D)  all of the aboveE) All of the above
F) C) and D)

Question 14

Animals have been found to use different coding strategies depending on the task demands. For example, at the beginning of a long series of behaviors, an animal would likely use _____, whereas near the end of the series it would likely use _____.

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A)  prospective coding; retrospective coding
B)  retrospective coding; prospective coding
C)  reference coding; introspective coding
D)  rehearsal coding; prospective codingE) None of the above
F) All of the above

Exam 11: Comparative Cognition I

Which of these relationships is not assumed to reflect animal cognition?

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In order for a rat to transfer learning from one set of stimuli in a matching to sample task to another set of stimuli, the rat must learn

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Sally has given you directions to her office. She has told you to turn right at the convenience store, left at the stop sign, and right again at the cow shaped mailbox. She is counting on your ability to navigate with

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Compare and contrast working and reference memory.

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Animals have been found to use different coding strategies depending on the task demands. For example, at the beginning of a long series of behaviors, an animal would likely use _, whereas near the end of the series it would likely use _.

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Describe the memory consolidation and retrieval failure explanations of retrograde amnesia and what evidence can be used to support one or the other hypothesis.

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Which factor has been shown to influence performance in a delayed-matching-to-sample task?

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When he first begins shopping, Peter is able to remember what he has in his cart without referring to his list. He is using

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Reminder treatments can increase responding that is low due to

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Which of the following is true of the "internal representations" discussed in the study of animal cognition?

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Radial arm mazes are used primarily to test

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When rats and humans were both required to perform in a radial arm-type spatial memory task, researchers determined that

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Describe the delayed matching to sample task. What are three procedural aspects critical to determining the accuracy of performance in this task?

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Sign tracking is an example of

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Exam 11: Comparative Cognition I

Which of these relationships is not assumed to reflect animal cognition?

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In order for a rat to transfer learning from one set of stimuli in a matching to sample task to another set of stimuli, the rat must learn

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Sally has given you directions to her office. She has told you to turn right at the convenience store, left at the stop sign, and right again at the cow shaped mailbox. She is counting on your ability to navigate with

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Compare and contrast working and reference memory.

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Describe the memory consolidation and retrieval failure explanations of retrograde amnesia and what evidence can be used to support one or the other hypothesis.

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Which factor has been shown to influence performance in a delayed-matching-to-sample task?

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When he first begins shopping, Peter is able to remember what he has in his cart without referring to his list. He is using

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Reminder treatments can increase responding that is low due to

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Which of the following is true of the "internal representations" discussed in the study of animal cognition?

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Radial arm mazes are used primarily to test

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