Errors of perception-memory

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1. Psychological Processes are said to be ______because theypromote the welfare and reproduction of organisms.

a. perceptive
b. flexible
c. adaptive
d. physiological.

2. When psychology was born, study focused on ________, but inthe first half of the 20th century American psychologistsconcentrated on ________.

A) environmental influences on behavior; innatecharacteristics

B) conscious thoughts and feelings; unconscious motives

C) adaptive behavior; maladaptive behavior

D) mental processes; behavior that could be observed

3. Errors of perception, memory, or judgment in which subjective experience differs from objective reality are called:

A) memory lapses. B) hallucinations. C) Freudianslips. D) illusions.

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