Although atypical, cortical damage similar to that of H.M. often produces better memory for childhood events than for the events of yesterday

When an individual who is completing a neuropsychological test deliberately answers the tasks incorrectly, it is referred to as

a) malingering b) invalidity c) compliance d) the "non-compliance" effect

In Saegert et al.'s (1975) field study on the effects of crowding in humans, _________ was confounded with _________

a. type of task; density b. time allowed to perform the task; density c. sex of the participant; type of task d. time of day; density