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jake

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If you're a psychology major, you've probably been exposed to basic information about the history of psychology in several courses. Each time you're exposed to this information, you probably pick up on it and retain it a little better.
 
  This is an example of ________, a key concept from the work of memory psychologist
   ________.
   a) savings; Bartlett
   b) savings; Ebbinghaus
   c) schemata; Bartlett
   d) schemata; Ebbinghaus

Question 2

Gestalt psychologists are known for their work on ________, and profoundly influenced the present-day study of ________.
 
  a) isolating the basic elements of conscious experience; perception and problem-solving
   b) isolating the basic elements of conscious experience; decision-making and language
   c) the basic tendency of the mind to organize experience; perception and problem-solving
   d) the basic tendency of the mind to organize experience; decision-making and language



prumorgan

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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