Working Memory Provides One Example of How

question 22

Multiple Choice

Working memory provides one example of how

• A) important memory is to cognition.
• B) cognitive processes are essential to most daily tasks.
• C) children develop memory.
• D) we could not function without a multicomponent system.

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Definitions:

Biases

Systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment, whereby inferences about other people and situations may be drawn in an illogical fashion.

Logical Errors

Faulty reasoning patterns or mistaken beliefs that often result from cognitive biases or limitations.

Conclusions

Statements or judgments that are arrived at by reasoning from evidence or facts.

Experiment

A research method involving the manipulation of one or more independent variables to determine their effect on a dependent variable, within a controlled environment.