John, an expert chess player, is playing chess with Mark, a novice player. Late in the game, the family dog comes lumbering through the room and knocks over the board, spilling the pieces on the floor. In this situation, ____ is more likely to remember the position pieces because ____
a. Mark; his memory was higher because he was losing
b. John; he can rely on sophisticated schemas
c. Mark; he is more motivated to win the game
d. John; he is more likely to have "photographic" memory
b
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a. Behavioral analysis b. Subject matter analysis c. Information processing analysis d. Preliminary cognitive analysis
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a. Noah Webster. b. Benjamin Rush. c. Benjamin Franklin. d. Thomas Jefferson.
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