Interference and Amnesia Both Involve Forgetting Information

question 145

Multiple Choice

Interference and amnesia both involve forgetting information. The difference is that

• A) in amnesia the memory is repressed but in interference it is not
• B) amnesia is due to dementia while interference is not
• C) interference is always proactive while amnesia is retroactive
• D) interference is due to retrieval failure and amnesia is typically due to trauma
• E) interference involves decay while amnesia does not

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Definitions:

Transactional Function

Activities involved in transferring ownership or physical possession of goods from one party to another.

Facilitating Function

Activities that help in the smooth transaction of goods and services from producers to consumers, such as transportation and storage.

Product Assortments

The range or variety of product lines and individual products that a company offers for sale to its target market.

Channel Intermediaries

Businesses or individuals that act as intermediaries within the distribution channel, facilitating the movement of goods from manufacturers to consumers.