When Gianna returns to college after a summer touring France, she tells her roommate about her many experiences. She does not always remember them accurately, however, so she fills in the gaps in her memory with logical details about how things "must" have happened. Several weeks later, she is telling another friend about her trip. Gianna will probably:
a. Remember her experiences more accurately than she had previously
b. Feel very confused about what things actually did and did not happen in France
c. Have different gaps in her memory than she did when talking to her roommate, and so construct very different recollections of her experiences in France
d. Remember her experiences in France as occurring in essentially the way that she previously described them to her roommate
d
You might also like to view...
In 2009, over _____ U.S. prisoners were parents of children under the age of 18
a. 10,000 b. 200,000 c. 800,000 d. 1 million
Which of the following is NOT one of the questions asked by the Lemon test?
a. Does the policy or action have a primary religious purpose? b. Does the policy or action have the primary effect or advancing or inhibiting religion? c. Does the policy or action coerce. d. Does the policy or action foster an excessive entanglement between the state and religion?
Spelling strengthens phonemic awareness by enabling students to recognize common spelling patterns
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
According to Aristotle, education
A. should be guided so that young peoples' highest capacities can be served. B. should be done for both vocational ends and ends that are useful for their own sake. C. should foster the quality of mind and character needed to perform good and useful acts. D. All these answers are correct.