1. 1.Ella is helping her 12-year-old son with his math homework. She notices that he is having difficulty with simple mathematical calculations, and cannot seem to recall math symbols. If Ella were to have her son tested for a specific learning disorder, which of the following might the tests indicate?
   1. A)  Mathematical Dyslexia
   2. B)  Dysgraphia
   3. C)  Dyslexia
   4. D)  Dyscalculia

2.Aidan has been having anxiety attacks. His doctor prescribes Aidan a medication that will alleviate his anxiety but will not make him drowsy, allowing him to go to work every day. Which type of medication did Aidan's doctor prescribe?

1.  A) opioid B) benzodiazepine C) antidepressant D) stimulants 

3.Paula was up late studying for an exam and, in doing so, drank four cups of coffee. According to the encoding specificity principle, what advice would you give to Paula to help her remember what she studied?

1. A)  Do not ingest any caffeine before the exam.
2. B)  Drink enough coffee to duplicate the arousal state she experienced when studying.
3. C)  She may have to drink more than four cups of coffee as she may have developed a tolerance to it.
4. D)  Drink a single cup of coffee to eliminate the nervousness of caffeine withdrawal.

4.When you mentally rearrange the furniture in your bedroom before physically moving it, you are using ___.

1. A)  your phonological loop
2. B)  your visuospatial sketchpad
3. C)  your central executive
4. D)  maintenance rehearsal

1. 5.When a kitten is presented with their own image in a mirror, the kitten will often look behind the mirror for the “other cat”. Which of the following arguments does this support?
   1. A)  Kittens obviously have consciousness because they know it is just a mirror.
   2. B)  Kittens do not have consciousness because they look behind the mirror.
   3. C)  Kittens have a self-concept because they look for the “other cat”.
   4. D)  Kittens do not have a self-concept because they do not recognize the image as their own.
2. 6.Which of the following best describes the effect that split brain surgery has on patients in their everyday life?
   1. A)  They can only talk about objects seen in their right visual field.
   2. B)  They can point out objects they see in their right visual field but cannot name them.
   3. C)  They have difficulty separating what they see in each visual field.
   4. D)  The surgery has very little effect on their everyday lives.
3. 7.Whereas the Greek philosopher ___ correctly identified the brain as the organ of mental life, ___ believed that the brain was of minor importance.
   1. A)  Aristotle; Hippocrates
   2. B)  Plato; Aristotle
   3. C)  Hippocrates; Aristotle
   4. D)  Hippocrates; Socrates

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