A Form of Memory That Can Be a Powerful Force

question 4

Multiple Choice

A form of memory that can be a powerful force for maintaining functional capacity in later stages of dementia is:

• A)Implicit memory
• B)Working memory
• C)Short-term memory
• D)Procedural memory

Grasp the relationship between genetic traits and susceptibility or resistance to diseases.

Recognize the role of culture in genetic adaptation and evolution.

Describe the process and importance of explicit instruction in cultural transmission.

Differentiate between material and symbolic cultural tools.

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Definitions:

Impartial Observer

An individual who observes and records events or data without influencing outcomes or being biased by personal interest or involvement.

Experimenter Expectancies

The effect that the researcher's expectations can have on the outcome of an experiment, potentially influencing participants' behavior.

Keeping Experimenters Blind

A method in research aimed at preventing the experimenters' expectations or biases from influencing the study's outcomes by concealing the conditions from them.

Intellectual Skills

Cognitive abilities and skills involving reasoning, problem-solving, and the ability to learn and understand complex ideas.