A teacher asks you to learn the new word "factotum" by using it in a sentence. This is an example of

A) rote learning.
B) iconic memory
C) a chunking method.
D) an elaborative strategy.

Puberty is defined as __________

A) the production of hormones in the reproductive glands stimulated by the pituitary gland.
B) the stage of identity versus role confusion.
C) the physical changes that occur in the body as sexual development reaches its peak.
D) the time when a child becomes a teenager.

The MOST common reversible condition that is mistaken for major neurocognitive disorder is:

A) depression.
B) anxiety.
C) diabetes.
D) high blood pressure.

Are you a digital native or immigrant and why? Make sure you differentiate between the two.

With respect to data collection,which is true?

A) Compared with in-person survey respondents, Web survey respondents tend to yield higher-quality data.
B) A question such as, "Do you believe the death penalty should be legal," generally should be located near the end of a survey.
C) Collecting demographic information is not useful.
D) The more demographic information collected, the higher the quality of data attained.

One explanation for the fundamental attribution error involves observers'

A) cognitive dissonance.
B) limited visual perspective.
C) role playing.
D) central route persuasion.