When One Remembers Information but Cannot Remember Where One Learned

question 9

Multiple Choice

When one remembers information but cannot remember where one learned it, this is known as:

• A) retroactive interference.
• B) proactive interference.
• C) anterograde amnesia.
• D) source amnesia.

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Definitions:

Therapist Accepts

The principle of unconditional positive regard in psychotherapy, where the therapist accepts and supports the client regardless of what they say or do.

Behaviorism

A school of psychology that focuses on observable behaviors rather than on internal mental processes, emphasizing the role of environment and experience in shaping behavior.

Overt Behavior

Observable actions or responses of an individual, which can be seen and measured by others.

Implicit Association Tests

Psychological assessments that measure the strength of associations between concepts (e.g., black or white, young or old) and evaluations (e.g., good or bad).