Our Tendency to Recall Something or to Recognize It as Familiar

question 192

Multiple Choice

Our tendency to recall something or to recognize it as familiar but to forget where we encountered it is called:

• A) proactive interference.
• B) source confusion.
• C) retroactive interference.
• D) temporary functional amnesia.

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Definitions:

Horney's

Refers to the psychoanalytic theories and concepts proposed by Karen Horney, focusing on neurosis and personality development.

Social Interest

A concept developed by Alfred Adler, referring to an individual's inclination towards being cooperative and contributing to the welfare of the community.

Personality Adjustment

The process by which individuals change their personality traits or behaviors over time to better fit their environment or to cope with new situations.

Cause

The reason or motive for an action, event, or condition, often examined to understand effects and outcomes.