In the experiment with Little Albert, the unconditioned response was fear of the ________

Strong evidence that the object-recognition deficits produced by cerebral ischemia do not result from hippocampal damage comes from

A) the case of R.B. B) a demonstration that hippocampal lesions can prevent ischemia-produced object-recognition deficits. C) demonstrations that the deficits are the result of CA1 damage. D) the case of N.A. E) demonstrations that ischemia can prevent the amnesic effects of hippocampal lesions.

Wells and Bradfield (1998) found that feedback can influence an eyewitness's confidence and memory when

a. he or she makes an accurate identification. b. the feedback confirms the identification. c. when the suspect is of a different race. d. the feedback disconfirms the identification.