Explain in what way metamemory effects our memory.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: It affects our memory through knowledge and awareness of our own memory processes.
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There are two factors that make cultural learning in developed countries different from cultural learning in traditional cultures. Name one
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Which of the following statements about children with very low working-memory scores is true?
A) About 30 percent of children have very low working-memory scores. B) They can benefit from direct training with working memory tasks. C) Children from economically advantaged families are likely to score low on working-memory tasks. D) The majority of children with low working-memory scores improve without intervention.
Whether a person will experience a disequilibrium period as a crisis or merely a transitory phase is most likely to depend on:
a. the number of siblings and amount of contact with extended family the person had. b. the person's personality and coping skills. c. the quality of education, number of years of schooling and the person's cohort. d. whether or not the individual engaged in a life review.
The loudness of a sound seems to depend on ________
a. how rapidly the neurons in the ear fire when they are activated b. the frequency of the sound wave c. the quality of the sound wave d. how many neurons are activated