Occasional Review of Previously Learned Material Helps Our Memory for That

question 51

Multiple Choice

Occasional review of previously learned material helps our memory for that material by:

• A) promoting controlled processing
• B) limiting the spread of activation
• C) increasing associations with other things we know
• D) increasing the precision of our visual images

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Definitions:

Aversive Racism

A subtle form of racism that occurs in individuals who identify as egalitarian, characterized by avoiding racial minorities out of discomfort or anxiety.

Institutional Discrimination

Unfair and inequitable treatment of individuals or groups that is embedded within the policies, practices, or laws of organizations or social institutions.

Symbolic Racism

A form of racism that is expressed through indirect symbols or coded language rather than overtly discriminatory actions or policies.

Implicit Association Test (IAT)

A psychological test designed to uncover subconscious biases or associations between different concepts, including race, gender, and other traits.