Bartlett's studies of memory were different than Ebbinghaus's in that:
a. Bartlett found little evidence of forgetting
b. Bartlett's studies featured a higher degree of realism
c. Bartlett's ideas were consistent with the behaviorist approach of the day.
d. it has had relatively little influence on current day research
Answer: b
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Which of the following students provides the most accurate summary of the behaviorists' contributions to cognitive psychology?
a. Anton: "The behaviorists refined the introspection technique through the use of careful interview techniques." b. Elena: "The most important contributions of the behaviorists were related to research methodology." c. Sarah: "Behaviorists clarified the cognitive abilities of infants and children, especially in their research on object permanence." d. Jason: "Behaviorists' contributions to cognitive psychology focused on theoretical models, rather than on empirical results."