PSYCH203 // LECTURE 10 // APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

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Applied Cognitive Psychology Quiz

Test your knowledge and understanding of applied cognitive psychology concepts with our engaging quiz. Perfect for students, educators, and enthusiasts alike!

Explore various facets of cognitive psychology.
Challenge your understanding of forensic roles.
Enhance your knowledge of cognitive capabilities and limitations.

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by LearningMind247

Applied cognitive psychology is Application of '................' and '................' about human cognitive capabilities and limitations to the design of tools, procedures, and systems in everyday life

Thought, consideration

Knowledge, methods

Process, elimination

Cake, chicken

The Proportion of available cognitive resources actively engaged is called the....

Mental Workload (aka Cognitive Workload)

Individual workload

Human knowledge capability

Metal capability

What are the 3 levels of situation awareness?

Expectation, learning, reality

Suspension, exception, rejection

Perception, comprehension, & projection

Cognition, reasoning, doubt

A change in focus from preventing pain & unpleasant experiences to promoting pleasure is called....

Hedonomics

Hedonism

Hedometer

Hedonistic

Aesthetic longevity (Individuation), and seamless interaction are .....

Principles of cognition

Principles of cake

Principles of egoism

Hedonomic principles

Hedonic Emotional Model (HEM) relies on '........................' between product cues and feelings produced by '.............' such as exciting visuals, celebrities, music, color, sexy images

Relations, contexts

Associations, stimuli

Relationships, items

Cake, cake

When Familiarity leads to liking a product, this is called....

Exposure Effect

Familiarity effect

Advertising effect

Photography effect

What is the clinical forensic role?

evaluating evidence, archival research to determine the likelihood of some occurrence, may involve being an expert witness

assisting in jury selection, lawyer selection, offender profiling, interviewing, etc.

Assessments of ability, capacity, treatability, rehabilitation in prison, etc.

Conducting psychological research with implications for the law– eyewitness memory, jury decision-making, etc.

What is the Actuarial forensic role?

Evaluating evidence, archival research to determine the likelihood of some occurrence, may involve being an expert witness

Assisting in jury selection, lawyer selection, offender profiling, interviewing, etc.

Assessments of ability, capacity, treatability, rehabilitation in prison, etc.

Conducting psychological research with implications for the law– eyewitness memory, jury decision-making, etc.

What is the Advisory forensic role?

Assessments of ability, capacity, treatability, rehabilitation in prison, etc.

Conducting psychological research with implications for the law– eyewitness memory, jury decision-making, etc.

Evaluating evidence, archival research to determine the likelihood of some occurrence, may involve being an expert witness

Assisting in jury selection, lawyer selection, offender profiling, interviewing, etc.

What is the Experimental forensic role?

Onducting psychological research with implications for the law– eyewitness memory, jury decision-making, etc.

Assessments of ability, capacity, treatability, rehabilitation in prison, etc.

Evaluating evidence, archival research to determine the likelihood of some occurrence, may involve being an expert witness

Ssisting in jury selection, lawyer selection, offender profiling, interviewing, etc.

Jurors with more viewing hours are more likely to expect forensic evidence at trial, and are more sceptical of it, this is called the....

CSI Effect

Sensing murder effect

Juror-time effect

HTGAWM effect

Simply getting the product / brand in the public eye no explicit message is called what?

Advertising

Product Placement

Product exposure

None of the above

PSYCH203 // LECTURE 10 // APPLIED COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

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