The Effect of Our Motivations on Our Retrieval of Memories

question 18

Multiple Choice

The effect of our motivations on our retrieval of memories ____.

• A)can lead to distortion so that original information is essentially lost during the process
• B)can exist but is unlikely to affect current attitudes or actions
• C)has not been substantiated by research studies
• D)is primarily one of mild distortion,like a ripple in a pond

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Definitions:

Phonemic Distinctions

The ability to recognize and differentiate between distinct phonemes, which are the smallest units of sound that can change the meaning of a word.

Native Language

The first language a person learns to speak, which is usually the language spoken in the family or community in which they were raised.

3 To 4 Months

A period indicative of a specific age range, often used in developmental studies to denote a significant phase in infant growth or behavior.

6 To 8 Months

A significant developmental period in infants marked by milestones such as sitting up, beginning to crawl, and starting solid foods.