The Principal Mechanism by Which Waves Erode Coastlines Is

question 36

Multiple Choice

The principal mechanism by which waves erode coastlines is:

• A) dissolution.
• B) abrasion by the sediment load.
• C) by forcing water and air under high pressure into rock crevices.
• D) the force of the water battering the rocks.

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Definitions:

Temporal Associations

The relationship between events in time, often influencing how memories and perceptions are formed.

Recognition

The cognitive process of identifying previously encountered information from an array of options.

Primacy Effect

A cognitive bias that results in a person remembering information from the beginning of a list better than information presented later.

Phi Phenomenon

The visual trick of seeing ongoing movement in distinct items observed quickly one after the other.