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Central Coherance
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AS-level Psychology (Autism) Quiz on Central Coherance, created by s_phie5 on 20/02/2014.
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Question 1
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Who proposed the theory of weak central coherance in 1989?
Answer
Frith
Perner
Baron-Cohen
Question 2
Question
If someone is good at drawing in exact detail do they have weak or strong cc?
Answer
weak
strong
Question 3
Question
Are autistics better at drawing impossible figures?
Answer
True
False
Question 4
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Why are autistics faster at visual search tasks?
Answer
they see the objects as individual figures
they take into account the whole picture at once
they don't, they are actually slower
Question 5
Question
what does the weak cc theory explain that the ToM can't?
Answer
islets of ability
communication impairments
social impairments
repetitive and stereotypical behaviour
Question 6
Question
How does cc theory complement the ToM explanation?
Answer
The better your theory of mind the stronger your central coherance
The better your theory of mind the weaker your central coherance
The weaker your theory of mind the weaker your central coherance
Question 7
Question
How does the cc theory compliment the biological explanation?
Answer
fathers have weak cc- so links to genetics
mothers have weak cc- so links to genetics
fathers have strong cc- so links to genetics
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