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The focus of recent efforts in the study of attention and the human brain has been on:
 
  A) evaluating how individual cells attend to various tasks
  B) evaluating how attention resides in individual cells
  C) finding the seat of the human soul
  D) mapping brain areas with attentional processes
  E) finding out how attention waves move through the brain

Question 2

In their experiment with echoic memory, Darwin, Turvey and Crowder found that:
 
  A) unlike iconic memory, echoic memory does not decay
  B) no echoic memory is present when quadraphonic equipment is used
  C) as the cue is delayed past 1 sec., the number of items able to be recalled decreases only slightly
  D) echoic memory does not produce a high-fidelity representation of the actual stimulus
  E) none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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