The Ability to Recall Information from Long-Term Memory Without Using

question 99

True/False

The ability to recall information from long-term memory without using short-term memory is called automaticity.This skill can only be acquired as a result of brain growth known as myelinization.

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Definitions:

Largely Ignored

Refers to something that receives little to no attention or consideration, often despite its importance or significance.

Aggravated Rape

A form of rape that involves one or more aggravating factors, such as physical injury to the victim, the use of a weapon, or the occurrence of the crime within a particularly heinous context.

Real Rape

A term critiquing societal perceptions, highlighting that only violent, stranger-perpetrated assaults are seen as true instances of rape, neglecting other forms of sexual violence.

Consensus Crime

Crimes that are universally agreed upon as being wrong or harmful to society, such as murder or theft.