The so-called "Pygmalion effect" is a type of ________

Which of the following statements best reflects what has been learned about sexual dysfunction from population surveys?

A) For both sexes, sexual dysfunctions decrease with age. B) Sexual dysfunctions are rare among young people but begin to appear in middle age. C) Only a minority of the population ever experiences a sexual dysfunction. D) Despite being fairly common, sexual dysfunctions usually do not lead people to seek help for their problems.

The flow of visual information seems smooth and continuous because of__________memory, which can hold visual stimuli for up to a second

A) flashbulb B) echoic C) semantic D) iconic E) Select