As sample size increases, expectancy effects tend to

Suppose that you need to learn some new vocabulary words in your French class, and you plan to apply some of the memory strategies discussed in Chapter 6. If you decide to use a deep level of processing on this memory task, you would be most likely to

a. think carefully about the exact pronunciation of each French word. b. repeat each pair to yourself out loud, rather than silently. c. pay careful attention to the overall shape of each French word. d. try to think of some way to connect each French word with its English translation.

What advice might John Watson have offered to psychologists of his time?

a) "Focus only on observable, measurable behaviors." b) "The whole is greater than the sum of its parts, so study the whole." c) "We cannot know others until we know ourselves." d) "Remember that what we accomplish is due to the composition of our genes."