Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
5th Edition
ISBN: 9780134477961
Author: Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
Publisher: PEARSON
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**Educational Assessment Questions** 1. **General Intelligence Evaluation** - *Statement*: General intelligence can be measured from tasks that only assess how much someone can memorize. - ○ True - ○ False 2. **Question 26: Awareness Assessment** - *Prompt*: An example of high awareness includes: - ○ A. Decision making - ○ B. Sleeping - ○ C. Daydreaming - ○ D. Non-conscious Processing 3. **Question 27: Psychoactive Substances and the Nervous System** - *Prompt*: Which psychoactive drug depresses the nervous system? - ○ A. Coffee - ○ B. Alcohol - ○ C. Methamphetamine - ○ D. Cocaine *Note: The questions are designed to assess understanding of concepts related to intelligence, awareness, and the effects of psychoactive substances.*
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Transcribed Image Text:**Educational Assessment Questions** 1. **General Intelligence Evaluation** - *Statement*: General intelligence can be measured from tasks that only assess how much someone can memorize. - ○ True - ○ False 2. **Question 26: Awareness Assessment** - *Prompt*: An example of high awareness includes: - ○ A. Decision making - ○ B. Sleeping - ○ C. Daydreaming - ○ D. Non-conscious Processing 3. **Question 27: Psychoactive Substances and the Nervous System** - *Prompt*: Which psychoactive drug depresses the nervous system? - ○ A. Coffee - ○ B. Alcohol - ○ C. Methamphetamine - ○ D. Cocaine *Note: The questions are designed to assess understanding of concepts related to intelligence, awareness, and the effects of psychoactive substances.*
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