The Three Subcategories of Implicit Memory Presented in the Chapter

question 17

Multiple Choice

The three subcategories of implicit memory presented in the chapter are:

• A)Classical conditioning, instrumental conditioning, repetition suppression
• B)Classical conditioning, priming, procedural learning
• C)Instrumental conditioning, change blindness, retrieval-based learning
• D)Procedural learning, encoding variability, inhibition
• E)Priming, consolidation, monotonic lag effect

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Definitions:

Insecure Attachment

A type of attachment characterized by fear, anxiety, or avoidance in relationships, stemming from inconsistent or negative early experiences with caregivers.

Critical Period

A specific time in an organism's development during which the organism is particularly sensitive to certain stimuli, making it easier for certain abilities or characteristics to develop.

Strange Situation

An experimental procedure devised by Ainsworth et al. to observe attachment relationships between a caregiver and child.

Secure Attachment

A type of emotional bond where individuals feel confident and supported, typically seen in healthy parent-child relationships.