1. Introduction to Psychology

In cognitive psychology, what is the best definition of hindsight bias?

A characteristic feature of information-processing psychologists is that they are most likely to:

In cognitive psychology, the tendency to focus only on information that supports your opinion is called which type of bias?

Which psychological perspective is most closely associated with comparing the workings of the human brain to that of a computer?

Which term refers to mental categories that are used to group objects, events, and characteristics?

In cognitive psychology, the propaganda effect demonstrates that we are more likely to evaluate which type of statements as being true?

In cognitive psychology, what mental process allows Nancy to run without watching her feet and hit a baseball without focusing on the bat?

Which of the following is an example of a cognitive walk-through?

According to the cognitive perspective in psychology, the human brain is most likely compared to a:

In cognitive psychology, breaking down information for quick repetition and memorization refers to which of the following strategies?

In cognitive psychology, most views of truth recognize that truth is discerned through which of the following processes?

Which one of the following examples best describes thinking in working memory?

In cognitive psychology, thinking that our premonitions correlate with actual events is an example of which cognitive bias?

Both cognitive representation and categorization are types of which of the following processes in cognitive psychology?

In the context of cognitive psychology, which of the following strategies is most likely to help someone successfully practice abstinence?