What seems to be the case, when considering whether experts seem to be more prone to mental set as the result of their expertise?
a) Intuition turns out to be complete myth.
b) Intuition turns out to be true, for the most part.
c) Intuition is partially true; super experts are especially prone to mental set, but intermediate experts are not.
d) Intuition is partially true; intermediate experts are especially prone to mental set, but super experts are not.
Question 2
Castel, McCabe, Roediger, and Heitman (2007) investigated whether experts might be more or less susceptible than novices to the DRM memory illusion.
They tested people who were more and less knowledgeable about
and found that experts were .
a) football; more likely than novices to falsely recall items
b) football; less likely than novices to falsely recall items
c) cooking; more likely than novices to falsely recall items
d) cooking; less likely than novices to falsely recall items
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