The Ease of Retrieval Effect Refers to the Fact That

question 112

Multiple Choice

The ease of retrieval effect refers to the fact that:

• A)people are more likely to judge personal rather than situational factors as having an influence in others' behavior.
• B)it's easier to retrieve long-term memories than to form new ones.
• C)people judge how frequently an event occurs by how easily they can retrieve examples of that event.
• D)people with better memories find it easier to retrieve events from long-term memory than those who have worse memories.

---

Definitions:

Element's Position

The specific location or index of an item within a data structure, such as an array or list.

Array Name

An array name in programming serves as a reference to the location of the first element in the array, which can be used to access other elements through indexing.

First Element

The initial item or component in an array, list, or other data structure, often located at index 0 in zero-based indexing systems.

Index

A numerical representation used to access particular data within an array or list by specifying its position.