Imagine That You Complete a Computer Programming Course, but Never

question 19

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you complete a computer programming course, but never have a chance to use the programming language once the course is over. Based on the research results reported by Ebbinghaus, over the years, you should expect

• A)there will be a constant, steady decline in what you can recall from the programming course.
• B)most of what you learned to be forgotten early, but later, there will be a slow, steady increase in what you can recall from the programming course.
• C)very little of what you learned to be forgotten early, but later, there will be a rapid decline in what you can recall from the programming course.
• D)most of what you learned to be forgotten early, and there will continue to be a slow decline in what you can recall from the programming course.

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Definitions:

Collectivism

A social and cultural value that emphasizes the importance of groups and communities over individual achievement and interests.

Individualism

A perspective in social sciences that favors the autonomy of the individual over regulation by group norms or state laws.

Personal Privacy

The right of an individual to keep their personal information out of public view and to have control over their own personal data and the way it's used.

Narcissism

A personality trait characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, and a lack of empathy for others.