When a person remembers or notices only things that back up his or her expectations and forgets the rest, he or she is experiencing

According to Eysenck, if we were reduced to describing a person in just three dimensions, we could do so using his or her intelligence, neuroticism, and

a) agreeableness. b) conscientiousness. c) extraversion. d) perseverance.

To test the hypothesis that infants often fail object permanence tasks because their motor development is immature, Renée Baillargeon and colleagues designed the _____ method

a. confirmation of expectations b. violation of expectation c. test of primary reflexes d. assessment of motor skills