@hatboy
Yeah, in the 1999 one, it seems that question 41 and 99 were both removed.
I feel like petitioning Stroop would be difficult (it’s an extremely common optical illusion/test or whatever) but Dichotic/Cocktail Effect were both very close.</p>
why the cocktail effect? i put that and we learned it in class… hopefully its right</p>
I think it’s whorf. I had put Chomsky, but changed answer to whorf.</p>
It is obviously not Dichotic. Dichotic is in Sensory Memory and lasts a few seconds.</p>
hey guys think about it as this: this exam was definitely harder than released ones, so better curve? Think positively!</p>
I think it’s Chomsky:</p>
“Universal grammar is a theory in linguistics, usually credited to Noam Chomsky, that the ability to learn grammar is hard-wired into the brain.”</p>
The question said that the deaf children knew grammar.</p>
whorf- language determines the way we think
chomsky- innate language</p>
which is correct b.c i put chomsky</p>
The problem here is I have no idea what to expect in terms of grading for the FRQs. If the grading rubric specifically needs the “location” to get the point, then I think we are all !@#$%ed.</p>
For the FRQs, I started on the second page by accident and completely skipped the first page. I indicated to turn the page, but will this affect my score?</p>
Woman lost sense/ touch of right hand…did she suffer her parietal lobe???</p>
I’m fairly certain that this was a harder test than the rest of the exams that that our class has studied, Barron’s did not include a few topics on the MC and the FRQ. My professional opinion, the curve should be slightly higher.</p>
What is ethnocentrism? If I wrote about Anabelle joining a chinese club to express her feelings etc. Would that be right?</p>
Yes. Parietal lobe is what I put.</p>
why would it, Haphazard? Unless your grader is stupid or you put your note somewhere randomly on the paper or in tiny font…</p>
Ethnocentrism is feeling that your ethnic group is superior to other ethnic groups.</p>
@hatboy
Yep, if part of the grading is getting the location, I’m %#@!ed too, I think. 
I tried my best to implement it but it was just such a weird thesis.
My thesis ended up sounding like “Location affects stuff” lol.</p>
Ethnocentrism, I think is believing that one’s ethnicity is superior to another’s. (don’t quote me on that.)</p>
jetfan41, I don’t think that would be right.</p>
Ethnocentrism-is when someone thinks their culture is better someone else’s. Assuming Annabelle is American or white European, she won’t join a chinese club in that matter.</p>
Yes, it’s Parietal.</p>
“Sensory loss: The parietal lobe harbors the sensory cortex, which let us feel sensations such as touch, temperature and vibratory sense.”
^From a website on strokes, which is what the woman in the question had.</p>
Now the question is… What do you think you’ll be getting?</p>