If Long-Term Memory Were Like the Sea, We Could Say

question 66

Multiple Choice

If long-term memory were like the sea, we could say that _________ are the specific memories, and __________ are retrieval cues.

• A) fish; hooks
• B) worms; fish
• C) hooks; worms
• D) worms; fishing poles

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Definitions:

Unstated Premise

An implicit assumption or premise that is not explicitly mentioned but is required for an argument to hold.

Disjunctive Premise

A type of logical statement that presents two or more options in such a way that if one is true, the others must be false.

Negative Proposition

A statement or assertion that denies something, especially a predicate of a subject.

Disjunctive Syllogism

A form of logical argument where, from two alternatives, the denial of one implies the affirmation of the other.