The Process in Which New Visual Information Constantly Replaces Old

question 29

Multiple Choice

The process in which new visual information constantly replaces old visual information in the sensory registers almost immediately is called ________.

• A) the recency effect
• B) proactive inhibition
• C) circumlocation
• D) masking

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Definitions:

Humanist Psychologists

Psychologists who emphasize individual potential for growth and the concept of free will, focusing on the study of the whole person.

Study Of Personality

The branch of psychology that focuses on understanding how individual differences in behavior, emotion, and thought patterns arise.

Shared Environment

Aspects of the environment that individuals living together share, which can influence their development and behavior.

Nonshared Environment

The unique environmental factors not shared between family members that contribute to individual differences in development and personality.