The term mental lexicon refers:
a) primarily to the words of language.
b) primarily to the rules of language.
c) both to the words and to the rules of language.
d) to neither the words nor the rules of language.
Question 2
Williams (1994) attempted to corroborate individual cases of lost traumatic memories by finding individuals who had been admitted 17 years earlier to sexual abuse clinics and interviewing them about their current knowledge of the experience.
The findings are interpreted as evidence ____ the reality of repressed then
recovered memories because __________:
a) for; over 1/3 failed to remember the event for which they had been admitted.
b) for; all of them failed to remember the event for which they had been admitted.
c) against; all of them vividly remembered the event for which they had been admitted.
Two women having a conversation using American Sign Language.
Long-Term Potentiation
Types of Long-Term Memories
Post-term birth rates, by province/territory, Canada
Flexible exchange rates are supposed to prevent long-term trade deficits.