10/15/25, 8:29
AM
COGSCI 180 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED UPDATE 2025/2026
Questions About Industrial Revolution
Identity Begin:
________:
- Social mobility
became possible
- The new
manufacturing age
also needed to draw
on diverse
individual talents
➜ Individuals were no
longer defined by a
particular fixed role
in society, so notion
of a personal
identity became
more
prominent
1/55
,10/15/25, 8:29
AM
Disturbances in the Cotard's delusion, Body Integrity Identity
subjective Disorder (BIID)
experience of
oneself or one's
body:
-________ where one
believes that one
is
dead or non-existent
or various body parts
or organs are
missing or
putrefying
-________ where one feels
that some part of
their body, usually a
limb, is not their own,
leading to attempts to
sever the body part
Disruption in the Alzheimer's disease, update, (Retrograde and
narrative self: the anterograde) amnesia
story that we tell
ourselves and
others about who
we are, the
2/55
,10/15/25, 8:29
AM
continuum of our
experience
through time
-______ , which seems to
involve a selective
impairment in the
ability to
______________
information
about the self, e.g.,
difficulty judging
one's own traits, as
opposed to someone
else's
-_______ in which severe
memory
impairment
causes a loss of
significant parts of
one's "story"
3/55
, 10/15/25, 8:29
AM
Disruption in the Schizophrenia
agentive self: one's
sense of agency,
that is, that you are
actually
controlling the actions
you perform
- ______
Dissociation from the Depersonalization disorder, Dissociative identity
self disorder, Autism spectrum disorder
-___characterized by
feelings of
detachment or
disconnection from
one's body
- ______
- ______
Disruption in the Out-of-body experiences, Doppelgänger effect
sense of being
grounded in one's
body
4/55
AM
COGSCI 180 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED UPDATE 2025/2026
Questions About Industrial Revolution
Identity Begin:
________:
- Social mobility
became possible
- The new
manufacturing age
also needed to draw
on diverse
individual talents
➜ Individuals were no
longer defined by a
particular fixed role
in society, so notion
of a personal
identity became
more
prominent
1/55
,10/15/25, 8:29
AM
Disturbances in the Cotard's delusion, Body Integrity Identity
subjective Disorder (BIID)
experience of
oneself or one's
body:
-________ where one
believes that one
is
dead or non-existent
or various body parts
or organs are
missing or
putrefying
-________ where one feels
that some part of
their body, usually a
limb, is not their own,
leading to attempts to
sever the body part
Disruption in the Alzheimer's disease, update, (Retrograde and
narrative self: the anterograde) amnesia
story that we tell
ourselves and
others about who
we are, the
2/55
,10/15/25, 8:29
AM
continuum of our
experience
through time
-______ , which seems to
involve a selective
impairment in the
ability to
______________
information
about the self, e.g.,
difficulty judging
one's own traits, as
opposed to someone
else's
-_______ in which severe
memory
impairment
causes a loss of
significant parts of
one's "story"
3/55
, 10/15/25, 8:29
AM
Disruption in the Schizophrenia
agentive self: one's
sense of agency,
that is, that you are
actually
controlling the actions
you perform
- ______
Dissociation from the Depersonalization disorder, Dissociative identity
self disorder, Autism spectrum disorder
-___characterized by
feelings of
detachment or
disconnection from
one's body
- ______
- ______
Disruption in the Out-of-body experiences, Doppelgänger effect
sense of being
grounded in one's
body
4/55
