Our Expectations Bring About the Expected Behavior in Another Person

question 41

True/False

our expectations bring about the expected behavior in another person, our expectations have become conformity.

Explain the levels of processing theory and its implications for memory storage and retrieval.

Understand the role of rehearsal in maintaining information in short-term memory and its transition to long-term memory.

Describe how self-reference and deep processing strategies improve memory retention.

Distinguish between shallow, intermediate, and deep processing in memory and their effects on memory formation.

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Definitions:

Studying

The act of devoting time and attention to acquiring knowledge on an academic subject, especially by means of books.

Blushing

A physiological response characterized by the reddening of the face due to emotional states such as embarrassment, shame, or modesty.

Positive Reinforcer

An incentive that, when applied following an action, heightens the probability of the action being repeated.

Negative Reinforcer

An unpleasant stimulus whose removal leads to an increase in the probability that a preceding response will be repeated in the future.