The Ability to Learn Something Without Any Conscious Memory of Having

question 47

Multiple Choice

The ability to learn something without any conscious memory of having learned it suggests the need to distinguish between

• A)iconic memory and echoic memory.
• B)short-term memory and long-term memory.
• C)recognition and recall.
• D)explicit memory and implicit memory.

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Definitions:

Decision Making Process

A series of steps taken by an individual or a group to identify and evaluate options and make a choice among them.

Assumption Smashing

A creativity and problem-solving technique that challenges and breaks down existing assumptions to explore new possibilities.

Lateral Thinking

A problem-solving technique that involves looking at situations or problems from a unique or unexpected perspective.

Enhance Creativity

The process of fostering an environment where innovative ideas and thinking are encouraged and nurtured.