1) According to the crossover model of controlled and automatic behavior (Koriat, 2000), subjective experience:

A. Is influenced by information that is accessible to consciousness and information that is not accessible to consciousness

B. Is influenced only by information that is accessible to consciousness

C. Is influenced only by information that is inaccessible to consciousness

2)Knowing what we know now about the causes of forgetting, what result supports the idea that the forgetting observed in the short-term memory experiments by Brown (1958) and Peterson and Peterson (1959) was due to interference?

A. The finding that forgetting occurs when participants count backwards by 3's during the retention interval.

B. The finding that participants perform substantially better when the category is changed.

3)You read online that Starbucks is planning to close all of their stores in NYC by the end of 2025. After looking at the tweet more closely, you realize it isn't legit, and that Starbucks has no intention of ever leaving NYC. In the near term, you know that Starbucks isn't leaving. Over time, however, you start to think that it is potentially true. Specifically, you forget where you saw the information, but the idea of Starbucks leaving NYC remains familiar. What is this experience most specifically an example of?

A. the false truth effect

B. oblivescence

C. sleeper effect

D. false memory effect

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