The Memory Failure Caused by Transience Is Adaptive in That

question 20

Multiple Choice

The memory failure caused by transience is adaptive in that it

• A) removes unneeded information from LTM.
• B) retains the most important information.
• C) eliminates memories that conflict with our beliefs.
• D) makes it difficult to encode sensory memories.
• E) ensures memories are stored by both sight and sound.

Identify the necessary components of a strong argument by analogy.

Differentiate between inductive and deductive steps in an argument by analogy.

Analyze the logical strength and weakness of arguments by analogy.

Recognize the role of similarity in arguments by analogy.

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Definitions:

Primary Prevention

Prevention of the development of psychological disorders before they start.

Secondary Prevention

Detection of psychological disorders in their earliest stages and treatment designed to reduce their development.

Tertiary Prevention

Program focusing on people who already have a disease with the aim of preventing relapse and reducing the impact of the disease on the person’s quality of life.

Sociocultural Approaches

The study of how social and cultural factors influence behavior, cognition, and emotions, focusing on the impact of society, culture, and interpersonal relationships.