In the learning study that required subjects to push or pull a lever differently for religious and
transportation words, Staats and Burns found that
A) subjects were faster in pushing away what they did not value, and pulling toward what they did
value.
B) intelligence scores predicted speed of learning.
C) religious individuals learned faster on all tasks.
D) religious words elicited faster reaction times in all subjects.
Question 2
In order to learn, one must want something, ..., that is, there must be a cue.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The experiment performed by Jacob, Monod, and Pardee to study a lacI constitutive mutant
Gaser and Schlaug's study of the size of visual, motor, and auditory nuclei in the brains of mu
Effects of Learning on Neurogenesis
REM Sleep and Learning
Religious Diversity
These findings are from Colby and Kohlberg's long-term longitudinal study