President Kennedy's Bill that started the transfer of mentally disabled people from federal asylums to "community-based therapy centers" Schizotypal Deinstitutionalization Movement What are some treatments of Schizophrenia Cluster C personality disorders and shared features (3)

Deinstitutionalization Movement

-participants could not report the content of the message in unattended ear -but knew there was a message and the speaker's gender -attending ear is being processed at some level partial report (sperling) Vogel working memory experiment dichotic listening task results controlled processing (s&s)

dichotic listening task results

Which paradigm provides a test of knowledge of all rows while only testing one row, showing better performance with partial report? Serial position effect Sperling partial report paradigm Brown-Peterson task Dual-task paradigm

Sperling partial report paradigm

How is echoic memory measured, using a paradigm similar to the partial report paradigm but with auditory information? Brown-Peterson task Serial position effect Visual partial report paradigm Auditory partial report paradigm

Auditory partial report paradigm

What is the difference between sensory memory and working memory in terms of visual and auditory processing? Sensory memory involves long-term storage, while working memory involves short-term storage. Sensory memory involves visual and echoic processing, while working memory involves the visual-spatial sketch pad and phonological store. Sensory memory involves conscious processing, while working memory involves unconscious processing. Sensory memory involves only visual processing, while working memory involves only auditory processing.

Sensory memory involves visual and echoic processing, while working memory involves the visual-spatial sketch pad and phonological store.

How is echoic memory different from visual sensory memory in terms of partial report advantage and duration? Echoic memory has no partial report advantage and shorter sensory memory duration. Echoic memory has less partial report advantage but longer sensory memory duration. Echoic memory has the same partial report advantage and duration as visual sensory memory. Echoic memory has more partial report advantage and shorter sensory memory duration.

Echoic memory has less partial report advantage but longer sensory memory duration.

What types of evidence support the distinctions between short-term memory and long-term memory? Neurocognitive, behavioral, and neuroimaging evidence Cognitive and emotional evidence Neuroimaging and emotional evidence Behavioral and emotional evidence

Neurocognitive, behavioral, and neuroimaging evidence

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