According to _____ theory, memories are initially stored at multiple sites. Over time, storage strengthens at some sites, but weakens at others

Imagine that the year is 1868 and you are working in the laboratory of F. C. Donders, a Dutch physiologist. Assisting him in his studies of mental processes, you are most likely to observe him

a. asking participants to use introspection and reflect on their own thought processes. b. measuring how long it takes participants to perform a series of experimental tasks. c. requiring participants to talk out loud as they attempt to solve mental problems. d. trying to determine what participants are thinking by using his extrasensory abilities.

F. C. Donders developed his technique for studying mental processes more than 130 years ago. Which statement best describes the role his methodology plays in the research of cognitive psychologists today?

a. Donders's methods are only used in research with animals today. b. Donders's basic premise, that mental steps require time, is believed to be incorrect. c. Researchers still follow Donders's basic logic. d. Researchers use Donders's methodology for stimulus categorization, but not for response selection.