Retrieval cues are defined as
a. learned mechanisms that interfere with memory formation.
b. stimuli associated with the memory that enhance it and are often present during encoding.
c. distractor stimuli that are present during encoding and prevent retrieval.
d. none of these.
B
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a. spatial role. b. personal space. c. ego location. d. proximal location.
Children who have a small head size, facial and heart defects, lower intelligence, problems in learning, memory, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and communication and social skills may have been prenatally exposed to
a. caffeine. b. lead. c. alcohol. d. nicotine.
Explain why DNA sequences alone cannot account for the differences between humans and other animals, such as chimpanzees.
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The approach to personalitythat allows for people to be inconsistent is
A) types B)behaviors C) traits D) projective