Tests that provide a statement, usually of the self-report variety, and require the subject to choose between two or more alternative responses, are called

a. group tests

By inserting tiny microelectrodes into single cells in the visual cortex of cats, Hubel and Wiesel were able to determine __________

a) cats cannot see red. b) each neuron responded only to specific patterns. c) all cats are color blind. d) cats have specialized ‘mouse receptors.'

When Cookie first started golfing, she had to think about every part of her swing. Now that she's been golfing for years, she swings her club without even thinking about it. For Cookie, swinging a golf club

has become a. an automatic process. c. a complex task. b. a sensory memory. d. a working memory.