Which 16th century philosopher argued that the mind works by associating ideas arising from experience, an idea that continues to influence many psychologists today

While shopping for a dress one afternoon, Lilly sees an old friend across the store. She calls out and waves, but the friend does not respond .When the friend turns around, however, Lilly realizes that it is, in fact,

a complete stranger who only resembles her friend. Lilly is very embarrassed, but she has demonstrated __________, which is responding to one stimulus in the same way we learned to respond to a different, similar stimulus. a. discrimination b. responsive spreading c. generalization d. counterdifferentiation

The suffix effect is __________

a. a disruption of auditory span when there is a picture following the end of a series b. an enhancement of auditory span when there is a picture following the end of a series c. a disruption of auditory span when there is a sound following the end of a series d. an enhancement of auditory span when there is a sound following the end of a series