Applying Ethics Becomes Problematic When Considering

question 16

Multiple Choice

Applying ethics becomes problematic when considering:

• A) concrete situations like the scientific experiment.
• B) theory.
• C) abstractions.
• D) hypotheses.

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Definitions:

Memory Trace Decay

Memory trace decay involves the gradual fading or weakening of a memory over time when it is not activated or retrieved, leading to forgetting.

Actual Recognizing

The process of accurately identifying previously encountered objects, situations, or individuals.

Decay Theory

A theory of forgetting suggesting that memories fade over time as a result of mere passage of time, without any active interference.

Sensory Memory

The shortest-term element of memory that allows us to retain impressions of sensory information after the original stimuli have ended.