Imagine you are out at a bar, trying to make new friends. You see a blonde woman who appears to be nice, but you think, "I don't think I'll approach her; blondes tend to be ditzy." This is an example of ______ bias.

A six-year-old child has been diagnosed as exhibiting savant syndrome. Which description might apply to this child?

a) becomes easily attached to adults b) has a small brain as a result of anoxia at birth c) capable of some extraordinary talent despite a very low IQ d) demonstrates an uncommon level of physical strength for this age

Jerilynn notices that when she studies her stack of note cards,

she tends to remember best the ones on the top of the stack. Mark notices that when he studies his note cards, he can better remember the ones on the bottom of the stack. Jerilynn is showing the _____ by remembering the first few note cards, whereas Mark is demonstrating the _____ by remembering the last few note cards, both of which are a part of the overall serial position effect Fill in the blank with correct word