The Principle That Proposes That the Values of a Retrieval

question 66

Multiple Choice

The principle that proposes that the values of a retrieval cue depends on how well it corresponds to the memory code is known as

• A) tip of the tongue.
• B) encoding specificity.
• C) long-term potentiation.
• D) transfer appropriate.

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Definitions:

Status Cues

Visual or verbal signals that indicate a person's social standing, wealth, or rank within a society.

Ethnomethodologist

A sociologist specializing in ethnomethodology, studying the way people make sense of their everyday lives and the methods they use to communicate and interact.

Social Stratification

The hierarchical arrangement of individuals in society based on wealth, power, race, education, etc.

Hierarchical Interactions

Interactions that occur within structured levels of authority or power, often seen in organizations, where communication and decision-making follow a top-down or bottom-up approach.