Satisficing is a(n) _____________
a. optimum strategy c. heuristic
b. algorithm d. maximizing utility
Answer: b
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Valerie is teaching Parker how to play the guitar. Valerie instructs Parker to sit across from her and watch her finger movements as she plays a song. She has found this method more effective than attempting to verbally explain the complicated series of finger movements. Valerie's teaching strategy indicates that her memory of how to play the guitar is stored as a(n) ____ memory.?
a. ?episodic b. ?semantic c. ?procedural d. ?sensory
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A) egocentrism B) stagnation C) generativity D) assimilation
In the effects of mood on memory, a happy mood may evoke happy memories, and a sad mood may evoke sad memories. What do these effects illustrate?
a. context-dependent memory c. feeling of knowing b. state-dependent memory d. elaborative rehearsal