Psychologists Sometimes Classify Memories That Are Not Easily Put into Words

question 13

Multiple Choice

Psychologists sometimes classify memories that are not easily put into words, including skill memories as:

• A) explicit memories.
• B) implicit memories.
• C) cognitive skills.
• D) nondeclarative memories.

Understand the legal requirements and best practices regarding medical examinations and physical ability tests in the hiring process.

Understand the constituents and purposes of personality tests in workplaces.

Grasp the concept and examples of construct validity.

Recognize the various types of tests and their applicability in assessing cognitive abilities.

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Definitions:

Conjuncts

Components of a compound statement formed by the word "and" indicating all elements must be true.

Disjunction

A logical operation that results in true if at least one of the operands is true.

Conditional

A statement or proposition that asserts that one thing is true if another thing is true, typically formulated as "If P, then Q."

Negation

The contradiction or denial of something, or the opposite of a given statement or proposition.