Fenton Has Learned a Great Strategy for Winning a Card

question 30

Multiple Choice

Fenton has learned a great strategy for winning a card game, but he developed the strategy without being able to consciously identify what he was doing. He isn't even sure what exactly he has learned! This type of learning is called:

• A) declarative learning.
• B) semantic learning.
• C) episodic learning.
• D) implicit learning.

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Definitions:

Fetus

The stage of development in mammals following the embryonic stage, characterized by rapid growth and maturation of organs and systems.

Development

The process through which living organisms grow and become more complex, involving physical, biological, and sometimes psychological changes.

Human Blastocyst

A stage of human embryonic development that occurs approximately 5 to 9 days post-fertilization, characterized by a sphere of cells enclosing a fluid-filled cavity and the inner cell mass that will develop into the embryo.

Gastrula

An early stage in embryonic development where the embryo consists of layers of cells (ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm) that will develop into different organs and tissues.