Levels of processing theory argues that the best way to encode information into long-term memory is to encode it:
a. at the deepest level, which requires thinking and forming new associations
b. at the most shallow level, which means analyzing only the most important information
c. by maintenance rehearsal
d. by the sound of the information
A
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a. stimulate acetylcholine receptors b. inhibit the basal forebrain c. inhibit acetylcholine release d. increase tau production
Bob has flashbacks to traumatic events that occurred during his service in Iraq. They cause him considerable anxiety, and he wishes that he could forget them. Bob is experiencing the negative effects of the _____ of memory.
A) persistence B) transience C) suggestibility D) permanence
Julius only classifies an animal as a bird if it sings, flies, and builds a nest. He considers these necessary features that all birds must have. In this case, Julius' categorization method uses:
a. family resemblance b. prototypes c. exemplars d. defining features
The National Donor Family Council has recommended that the approach to potential donor family members should be framed in terms of
a. offering the opportunity of donation b. harvesting organs c. caring for a cadaver d. requesting donation e. all of these