Internal Memory Strategies

question 20

Multiple Choice

Internal memory strategies

• A) are not effective on the memories of older adults.
• B) require effortful processing that is more taxing on older adults.
• C) are more willingly used by older adults.
• D) are considered most effective on the memories of older adults with dementia.

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Definitions:

Graduation Ceremonies

Formal events marking the completion of a course of study, where degrees or diplomas are conferred upon students.

Parallel Distributed Processing

A model of cognition that posits that information processing happens simultaneously across a wide network of interconnected nodes, resembling neural networks in the brain.

Neural Activation

The process by which neurons in the brain are stimulated to fire, leading to various mental and physical responses.

Memory Model

A theoretical framework describing how memory is structured, functions, and processes information, including encoding, storage, and retrieval.