The Levels-Of-Processing Theory Explains the

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Multiple Choice

The levels-of-processing theory explains the

• A)interaction among the components of working memory.
• B)organization of the semantic network model.
• C)superiority of elaborative rehearsal over maintenance rehearsal.
• D)direction of spreading activation.
• E)process of consolidating memories during sleep.

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Definitions:

Systemic Dynamics

Interactions and patterns within systems (e.g., families, organizations) that influence and are influenced by individual behaviors and relationships.

Interactional Patterns

Recurrent ways of interacting or communicating among individuals within a relationship, group, or system that can influence dynamics and outcomes.

Joining System

Joining system is a term used in family therapy to describe techniques that help therapists become accepted and integrated into the family system to facilitate change.

Relational Homeostasis

The concept of maintaining stability and balance in interpersonal relationships.