Homework answers / question archive / California State University, Northridge APPL COG 18124 Chapter 6 1)When it comes to violations, When we focus our attention on a task we normally do automatically, without conscious attention, what usually happens? You put down your grocery bag on top of the car while you unlocked it and strapped your 4-year-old into the car seat, then drove off down the road with the bag on top of the car

California State University, Northridge APPL COG 18124 Chapter 6 1)When it comes to violations, When we focus our attention on a task we normally do automatically, without conscious attention, what usually happens? You put down your grocery bag on top of the car while you unlocked it and strapped your 4-year-old into the car seat, then drove off down the road with the bag on top of the car

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6. Suppose that you're listening to an audio-only recorded speech to make sure it's free of errors before it is released on a social web site. Which of these activities, if done at the same time as you're listening for errors, would probably compete the most in working memory with doing that task?
7. When it comes to expertise, ability appears to have more influence in how skilled we

become than number of hours spent practicing

8. Skills differ from ability in that skills
9. The three states of learning skills are, in order,
10. All of these are ways perceptual-motor skills differ from cognitive-motor skills except for which one?
11. In designing error-proof control systems for devices such as nuclear reactors, it is important

that:

12. You get into your car and get distracted by the cell phone ringing just after you put the keys in but before starting the car. After a short conversation, you hang up the phone, put your car in gear, and are amazed when it doesn't move because it's not running. This is an example of:
13. Slips of the tongue are automatic, and they demonstrate that we don't monitor what we're

saying until after we've said it.

14. All of these are things that increase our arousal levels except for: