Although Current Internal Hard Disks Are Built to Withstand Shocks

question 89

True/False

Although current internal hard disks are built to withstand shocks and are sealed tightly to keep out contaminants, head crashes still occur.

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Definitions:

Encoding Specificity Principle

The principle that suggests the effectiveness of memory retrieval is directly related to the similarity of the cues present during encoding and retrieval.

Retrieval Cue Process

A process in cognitive psychology where stimuli or signals help individuals recall memories, information, or experiences from their memory storage.

Memory Code

The format in which information is stored in the memory, including visual, acoustic, and semantic codes.

Reconstructive Memory Principle

The concept that memories are not played back exactly as they happened, but are reconstructed, or pieced together, from various sources.