When One Concept Has Been Primed in Memory by Thinking

question 133

True/False

When one concept has been primed in memory by thinking about it, related concepts in memory become less accessible.

Understand the basic principles of stream dynamics and fluvial processes.

Identify and describe different stream features and depositional environments.

Recognize the influences on stream behavior, including climate and topography.

Distinguish between various stream profiles and their associated characteristics.

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Definitions:

Secondary Group

A group that is formal and impersonal, often organized around instrumental goals. See also Primary group.

Ethnocentrism

In intergroup relations, the tendency to regard one’s own group as the center of everything and to evaluate other groups in reference to it; the tendency to regard one’s in-group as superior to all out-groups.

Goal Isomorphism

The concept of having converging or similar objectives across different individuals, groups, or systems.

Intergroup Conflict

A situation where members of different groups experience friction, disagreement, or opposition due to differing interests, beliefs, or objectives.