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ID: A 33. Sasha finds it funny that when she makes a silily face, her infant dwghter, Penelapes hes ohai's face is'are active, a long-lerm potentiation system 34. When Mitch watches his brother Jacob stand on tiptoes to open the cabinet door, which of the tollowing i most likely happening in Mitch's brain? Dopamine is acting on his reward regions as a positive reinforcer a. b. Long-term potentiation serves to remove synaptic connections The hippocampus relays a message about the last time Mitch opened the cabinet. d. Mitch's mirror neurons are being activated 35. In memory, the storage phase of information processing lasts a. a fraction of a second. c. several minutes. b. several seconds 36. Short-term storage has a(n) a. limited capacity c. d. duration of up to a day unlimited duration. b. unlimited capacity In an experiment, you are asked to memorize a list of 30 words. At first, this seems like a challenging t Then you remember that you can hold more words in short-term storage if you a expand the capacity of your sensory storage b. recall the word list an hour after you finish the experiment. c. group words together in meaningful ways d. avoid using attention processes for working memory 37. Travis is taking a new medicine that has a side effect of disrupting his short-term storage. Based on t you know that Travis will have difficultly recalling a. a photograph he saw less than a second ago. b. a phone number he heard 15 seconds ago c. the multiplication tables he learned in third grade. d. how to ride his bicycle. 38. Harry is reading the textbook for his astronomy class and is trying to relate the material to his own experiences. According to the levels of processing model, Harry is more likely to remember the in over the long term because he is using 39. c. spreading activation. d. deep processing. reconsolidation b. shallow processing 40. If someone says the word doctor, it may trigger a memory of your last trip to the doctor, or it ma mind other concepts related to doctors, such as an examination room or a stethoscope. This fact explained by the a. levels of processing model of memory c. context-dependentExplanation / Answer
Ans 33 : b) mirror neurons
Penelope copies the facial expressions of her mother sasha , whenever she makes the silly face. This suggests that whenever she looks at her mom , her mirror neurons are active , due to which she makes the same facial expression as that of her.