You Know What a Computer Is, and You Also Know

question 79

Multiple Choice

You know what a computer is, and you also know how to send an email message using a computer. The difference between these two kinds of knowledge can best be characterized as a difference between:

• A) explicit vs. implicit memory
• B) declarative vs. procedural knowledge
• C) things learned through deep vs. shallow processing
• D) things learned through the visuospatial sketchpad vs. through the phonological loop

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Definitions:

Type I Schizophrenia

According to some theorists, a type of schizophrenia dominated by positive symptoms, such as delusions, hallucinations, and certain formal thought disorders.

Guilty By Reason Of Insanity

A legal defense by which a defendant claims their mental illness was so severe at the time of the crime that they were unable to discern right from wrong, absolving them of legal responsibility for the said crime.

Professional Autonomy

The independence professionals have to make decisions based on their expertise within their field.

Acquitted On Grounds Of Insanity

A legal verdict whereby an individual is found not guilty of a crime due to mental illness, rendering them incapable of understanding the nature or wrongness of their actions at the time.