A neutral facial expression may be perceived as sadder at a funeral than at a circus. This best illustrates:

The Dillard family adopted a new child, requiring the older children to take on new responsibilities for childcare and household tasks. Mrs. Dillard changed her work hours, and Mr. Dillard gave up his nighttime job so he could be with the baby in the evenings. From a family systems perspective, these changes are an example of

a. function coordination. b. boundaries. c. underfunctioning. d. adaptive self-organization.

Which of the following is FALSE of long-term memory?

a. not everything we experience is stored in long-term memory b. it has a relatively unlimited capacity c. information is stored in long-term memory for long periods of time d. it stores information in a way that is conceptual to remember