Being Able to Identify Information That Has Been Seen Before

question 53

Multiple Choice

Being able to identify information that has been seen before is:

• A) recall.
• B) storage.
• C) recognition.
• D) reconstruction.

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Definitions:

Broaden Request

An appeal or query that is made more general or encompassing in scope.

Auxiliary Audience

People who may encounter your message but will not have to interact with it. This audience includes “read only” people.

Linking Information

The process of connecting related pieces of data to ensure a flow of understanding or logical sequence.

Organizational Audiences

Organizational audiences are groups of individuals within a structured group or organization who are the intended recipients of a message or information.