For Underwood, ______.
A. context is important, but the significance and availability of other attributes influence whether a member is recalled in another context
B. context is unimportant in relation to other attributes
C. context is the most important of all the attributes and other attributes impact context attributes minimally
D. context is important but other attributes are more important
A. context is important, but the significance and availability of other attributes influence whether a member is recalled in another context
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a. science has triumphed over evil. b. the categories are evenly represented in the data. c. the frequencies differ by category. d. we have made an error.
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a. savant skills (e.g., ability to calculate future days of the week). b. motor skills (e.g., ability to grasp and throw a ball). c. physiological skills (e.g., average heart rate, respiration). d. sociometric skills (e.g., the number of friends the child has).
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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b. they travel at too slow a speed. c. they are too abundant at the earth's surface to be useful in vision. d. long wavelengths penetrate objects instead of being reflected from them.