Rotating an M Until It Is Recognized as a W

question 146

Multiple Choice

Rotating an M until it is recognized as a W is evidence that we can process information in ________.

• A) long-term memory phonologically
• B) short-term memory visually
• C) long-term memory visually
• D) short-term memory phonologically

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Definitions:

Infant

A young child in the earliest period of life, especially from birth to one year old.

Classical Conditioning

A training method where two different stimuli are paired repeatedly, leading to a response initially triggered by the second stimulus being ultimately triggered by the first stimulus alone.

Laughing

The act or sound of expressing mirth, joy, or amusement through vocal chuckles or guffaws.

Touching

involves coming into contact with something or someone, typically conveying emotion or intention through physical contact.