Our Assumptions About the Past Often Influence the Manner in Which

question 35

Multiple Choice

Our assumptions about the past often influence the manner in which information is retrieved from long-term memory. This fact is most relevant to appreciating the importance of

• A) déjà vu.
• B) automatic processing.
• C) memory construction.
• D) the spacing effect.

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Definitions:

President's Interaction

Refers to the ways in which the President of a country engages with the public, other branches of government, or international leaders.

Legislation

Laws or legal statutes that have been enacted by a legislative body.

Bill

A proposed piece of legislation that is introduced into a legislative body for consideration.

Anti-federalists

Refers to individuals who opposed the creation of a stronger U.S. federal government and the ratification of the Constitution in 1788, favoring instead stronger state governments.