According to Economist Jesse Shapiro, Every Extra Commercial You View

question 67

Multiple Choice

According to economist Jesse Shapiro, every extra commercial you view adds one more positive memory of that product to your long-term memory, thus increasing your positive impression of this product. Shapiro refers to this as

• A)"memory jamming."
• B)"priming" implicit memories.
• C)the serial position effect.
• D)flashbulb memories.

Understand Freud's concepts and theories, including the representation of morality and unconscious desires.

Comprehend the difference between continuous and discontinuous development approaches.

Recognize the impact of sociocultural factors on individual development.

Understand the concepts of sensitive and critical periods in development.

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