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Mitch takes a drug and feels that his behavior is more rapid and energetic, and notices that he can work more quickly aftertaking this drug. His friends observe that Mitch is also more anxious and worries that others are watching him when he is using the drug. Mitch is most likely taking ____.
 
  a. LSD
  b. an amphetamine
  c. Librium.
  d. marijuana

Question 2

When Claire was baking an apple pie, the odor of the pie triggered some memories of her childhood. She remembered playing with her brother in the living room while her mother baked apple pies. Her memory is an example of a(n) _____.
 
  A) prospective memory
  B) echoic memory
  C) context-dependent memory
  D) iconic memory



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
b

Answer to Question 2

C



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