Non-psychoanalytic researchers sometimes use the term ________ to refer to the unconscious.

Investigators exploring the so-called "Mozart

Effect" have suggested that one very simple explanation for the phenomenon is that listening to classical music, like any other stimulating activity, enhances arousal in children. This "simpler" explanation demonstrates the principle of A) replicability. B) falsifiability. C) extraordinary claims. D) Occam's Razor.

Which of these is the best example of eidetic imagery?

a) Sally sees a nature slide and can remember much of the detail after the slide is turned off. b) One day while playing in the yard, Tess suddenly recalls memories of her first birthday in vivid detail. c) Each night Robert has very vivid and colorful dreams that he remembers in great detail when he awakens. d) After a serious car wreck, Zelda seems haunted by visions of the accident whenever she is near the location where it occurred.