The Principle That We Encode Information Together with Its Context

question 28

Multiple Choice

The principle that we encode information together with its context is known as

• A)memory consolidation.
• B)repetition priming.
• C)encoding specificity.
• D)a self-reference effect.

Comprehend the probate process and its importance in the distribution of an estate.

Recognize the legal requirements and roles of witnesses in the validation of wills.

Distinguish between distribution methods of an estate, such as per capita and per stirpes.

Identify the purpose and structure of trusts, including express, implied, and constructive trusts.