The likelihood of prospective memory errors increases due to all of the following EXCEPT
a. interruptions.
b. retrieval cues.
c. inadequate sleep.
d. distractions.
B
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a. Is Ed unconsciously motivated to hurt his parents? b. Is Ed a person with a weak moral character? c. Does Ed have friends or other role models who are also stealing? d. Is Ed mentally healthy enough to realize what he has done?
The major advantage to structured observation is the fact that
a. researchers can devise a controlled setting for the purpose of eliciting the behavior(s) of interest. b. researchers can observe child behavior in its most pristine form. c. researchers are guaranteed the ability to draw causal conclusions. d. researchers can draw only correlational inferences.
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What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?