Suppose you are interested in how participants behave in different color conditions. You select 30 participants and assign them to one of three rooms. The rooms differ only with respect to the color of the walls. One room is white, one is pale blue, and a third is bright red. Each participant is served a meal of a hamburger and french fries, and you then measure how long it takes them to finish
eating. In this research, what is the dependent variable?
What will be an ideal response?
The dependent variable is the time to finish eating.
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neurons "branches out" into smaller fibers, which end in bulb-shaped parts known as a. myelin sheaths. b. ion channels. c. dendrite arcs. d. axon terminals.
Which of the following reflects a correct structure of memory components?
A. Autobiographical memory is divided into episodic memory and personal semantic memory. B. Implicit memory is divided into episodic memory and procedural memory. C. Declarative memory is divided into procedural memory and explicit memory. D. Personal semantic memory is divided into episodic memory and procedural memory.