Memory Strategies Are

question 63

Multiple Choice

Memory strategies are:

• A) deliberate actions engaged in to enhance remembering.
• B) a hallmark of the formal operational stage of thinking.
• C) not used until age 6.
• D) more important for recall memory than for organization.

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Definitions:

Psychoanalytic

A psychological theory and therapy method originated by Sigmund Freud focusing on unconscious motives and conflicts.

Therapy

A treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder, often referring to psychological methods used to treat mental and emotional disorders.

Object Relations

A theory in psychoanalysis focusing on relationships with others, particularly how early experiences with caregivers influence adult relationships and emotional development.

Psychotherapist

A professional trained to diagnose and treat mental health issues through various forms of therapy.