The Tendency of Certain Elements to Enter Long-Term Memory with Little

question 19

Multiple Choice

The tendency of certain elements to enter long-term memory with little or no effort to encode and organize them is what defines __________.

• A) automatic encoding
• B) encoding specificity
• C) flashbulb memories
• D) eidetic imagery

Understand the importance and concepts of HR forecasting in organizational planning.

Identify designated groups and the need for protection against discrimination.

Differentiate between quantitative and qualitative HR forecasting methods.

Recognize the implications of not incorporating external environmental factors into HR forecasting.

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Definitions:

Adaptive

Having the ability to adjust effectively to new conditions or environments; capable of or contributing to adaptation.

Maladaptive

Behaviors or actions that are counterproductive to personal or interpersonal wellbeing, often hindering the ability to effectively cope with or adjust to situations.

Negative Emotion

An affective state characterized by feelings of sadness, anger, or fear.

Piagetian

Pertaining to the theories of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget, emphasizing stages of children's intellectual growth and how they understand the world.