WGU D116 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY OA
AND PRE ASSESSMENT EXAM ACTUAL EXAM
2025/2026 COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS AND
RATIONALES 100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALEREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!||
Question:1
What is measured by the paper folding test? - Spatial Imagery
Question:2
What is mental imagery? - The ability to recreate sensory information without
physical stimuli
Question:3
What is a component of psychosocial development? - Personality
Question:4
A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling down the
hills were beautiful." Which cognitive process illustrates casual inference? - The
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,child infers that the hills being beautiful are caused by the motion of the moving
car
Question:5
Which conversation between two students demonstrates the process of
entrainment? - The students both start speaking loudly and gesturing.
Question:6
Which cortex of the frontal lobe is activated when someone determines whether
another person appears to be physically attractive? - Frontal Cortex
Question:7
What is the the electrical impulse fired down the axon of a neuron? - Action
Potential
Question:8
Which part of a neuron transports an electrical signal? - Axon
Question:9
Which types of tasks have revealed cognitive deficits in people with a substance
abuse disorder? - Working Memory Tests
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,Question:10
Which example shows how sensory memory results in the persistence of vision
when watching fireworks? - Fireworks appear as falling trails of light due to
iconic memories lasting fractions of a second.
Question:11
Which explanation shows how multiple forms of memory would contribute to
effective execution of a mental math problem? - Numbers are held in short-term
memory and manipulations are conducted on the numbers in working memory
when solving the math problem.
Question:12
Which scenario exemplifies how the articulatory rehearsal process contributes to
a student's short-term memory for course lecture material, according to
Baddeley's model? - The student repeats silently what their instructor has said
before writing it down.
Question:12
A person is trying to recall the names of a set of seven actors whose pictures were
briefly presented upside down. What explains how the episodic buffer enhances
working memory in this scenario? - The episodic buffer connects with long-term
memory of the actors' faces and names, bringing content into working memory.
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, Question:13
How does activity-silent working memory help performance on mental rotation
problems? - Strengthening of connections between neurons helps performance
on mental rotation problems
Question:14
How is the primacy effect related to attention for a set of words presented
sequentially? - The first word presented receives the persons full attention.
Question:15
Which example shows Westmacott and Moscovitch's concept of
autobiographically significant semantic memories? - Person recalls the name of
the actor that they saw in the airport years ago.
Question:16
A person is studying a list of types of fish for a wildlife test that will occur in one
week. Which example illustrates the combined long-term memory encoding
strategies of visual imagery and organization? - The person imagines each fish on
a tree structure corresponding to categories of fish types.
Question:17
A person is studying a list of names of pastries for their new job at a bakery.
Which example shows the interaction between the deep processing strategies of
generation and self-reference? - The person creates flashcards for the names of
the pastries, pairing each with an estimate of how appetizing the pastry
appears.
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AND PRE ASSESSMENT EXAM ACTUAL EXAM
2025/2026 COMPLETE 500 QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS AND
RATIONALES 100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALEREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!||
Question:1
What is measured by the paper folding test? - Spatial Imagery
Question:2
What is mental imagery? - The ability to recreate sensory information without
physical stimuli
Question:3
What is a component of psychosocial development? - Personality
Question:4
A child reads the following incorrect sentence: "The car was traveling down the
hills were beautiful." Which cognitive process illustrates casual inference? - The
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,child infers that the hills being beautiful are caused by the motion of the moving
car
Question:5
Which conversation between two students demonstrates the process of
entrainment? - The students both start speaking loudly and gesturing.
Question:6
Which cortex of the frontal lobe is activated when someone determines whether
another person appears to be physically attractive? - Frontal Cortex
Question:7
What is the the electrical impulse fired down the axon of a neuron? - Action
Potential
Question:8
Which part of a neuron transports an electrical signal? - Axon
Question:9
Which types of tasks have revealed cognitive deficits in people with a substance
abuse disorder? - Working Memory Tests
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,Question:10
Which example shows how sensory memory results in the persistence of vision
when watching fireworks? - Fireworks appear as falling trails of light due to
iconic memories lasting fractions of a second.
Question:11
Which explanation shows how multiple forms of memory would contribute to
effective execution of a mental math problem? - Numbers are held in short-term
memory and manipulations are conducted on the numbers in working memory
when solving the math problem.
Question:12
Which scenario exemplifies how the articulatory rehearsal process contributes to
a student's short-term memory for course lecture material, according to
Baddeley's model? - The student repeats silently what their instructor has said
before writing it down.
Question:12
A person is trying to recall the names of a set of seven actors whose pictures were
briefly presented upside down. What explains how the episodic buffer enhances
working memory in this scenario? - The episodic buffer connects with long-term
memory of the actors' faces and names, bringing content into working memory.
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, Question:13
How does activity-silent working memory help performance on mental rotation
problems? - Strengthening of connections between neurons helps performance
on mental rotation problems
Question:14
How is the primacy effect related to attention for a set of words presented
sequentially? - The first word presented receives the persons full attention.
Question:15
Which example shows Westmacott and Moscovitch's concept of
autobiographically significant semantic memories? - Person recalls the name of
the actor that they saw in the airport years ago.
Question:16
A person is studying a list of types of fish for a wildlife test that will occur in one
week. Which example illustrates the combined long-term memory encoding
strategies of visual imagery and organization? - The person imagines each fish on
a tree structure corresponding to categories of fish types.
Question:17
A person is studying a list of names of pastries for their new job at a bakery.
Which example shows the interaction between the deep processing strategies of
generation and self-reference? - The person creates flashcards for the names of
the pastries, pairing each with an estimate of how appetizing the pastry
appears.
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