Suppose you meet someone, and you can recall both her face and her name, but you cannot recall exactly where you first met her. In terms of parallel distributed processing, this phenomenon would be called

Professor Chapstick wears a scarf that has pictures of snakes eating rats while she lectures her students about a particular chapter of material

Many of her students have a slight fear or repulsed feeling looking at her scarf, because they are not comfortable with snakes. According to the state-dependent memory effect, under which of the following circumstances would the students perform the best on the exam? a) if Professor Chapstick does not wear her scarf during the exam b) if Professor Chapstick does wear her scarf during the exam c) if Professor Chapstick is not in the room during the exam d) if Professor Chapstick lays the scarf on the table, but does not wear it during the exam

Of the following people, the one who is most likely to abuse alcohol is someone who uses alcohol to ________

a. overcome social inhibitions, lives in an alcohol-promoting culture, and whose parents abused alcohol b. have more fun, was molested as a child, and whose parents abused alcohol c. overcome social inhibitions, was never abused or molested, and whose parents never abused alcohol d. have fun, was never molested or abused as a child, and whose parents abused alcohol