Remembering to Do Something at a Specific Future Point in Time

question 42

Multiple Choice

Remembering to do something at a specific future point in time (such as remembering to mail a letter,pay a bill,or make a phone call) is an example of ________.

• A)retrospective memory
• B)working memory
• C)prospective memory
• D)implicit memory

Identify the relationship between research methods and theoretical perspective.

Describe the various methods by which data can be collected in social research.

Recognize the ethical considerations in social research.

Grasp the concept and application of inductive and deductive reasoning in research.

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Definitions:

Rational Mode

A thought process or approach that emphasizes logic, reasoning, and objectivity in making decisions or solving problems, often contrasted with emotional or intuitive responses.

Preparation Stage

A phase in various processes where planning and arrangements are made before the actual activity or implementation occurs.

Graham Wallas

A social psychologist and co-founder of the London School of Economics, known for his work on creativity and the thought process.

Graham Wallas

A British psychologist and educationalist who contributed to the understanding of creative processes and political psychology.