The Linking of New Information in Short-Term Memory to Familiar

question 256

Multiple Choice

The linking of new information in short-term memory to familiar material stored in long- term memory is called ________.

• A) chunking
• B) elaborative rehearsal
• C) rote rehearsal
• D) overlearning

Recognize the role of ethical leadership and the influence of supervisors on ethical culture.

Identify the impact of cultural diversity on ethical practices in the workplace.

Understand the challenges to ethical behavior due to organizational restructuring, cutbacks, and layoffs.

Grasp the importance of understanding cultural differences in establishing ethical practices.

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Definitions:

Undesirable Constructs

Negative or harmful mental models or beliefs that can influence individuals' perceptions and behaviors in adverse ways.

Fictitious Person

An imaginary or non-existent individual often created for storytelling, simulation, or conceptual purposes.

Fixed Role Therapy

A therapeutic approach where clients are encouraged to adopt and act out roles that differ from their typical behavior.

Client-Centered

A therapeutic approach where the counselor provides support and empathy, enabling the client to lead the conversation and discover their own solutions.