Theory Z States the Assumed Nature of the Cause-And-Effect Relationship

question 10

Multiple Choice

Theory Z states the assumed nature of the cause-and-effect relationship between Concept X and Concept Y. Theory Z is therefore a(n) :

• A) explanatory grand theory.
• B) explanatory middle-range theory.
• C) predictive grand theory.
• D) predictive middle-range theory.

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Definitions:

Explicit Memories

Memories which can be intentionally remembered, including information and happenings.

Implicit Memories

Memories that are not consciously recalled but influence behaviors and skills, such as riding a bicycle or tying shoelaces.

Rehearsal

The cognitive process of repetitively thinking about or practicing an information to aid in its retention and retrieval.

Recall

The act of retrieving information or events from the past in the absence of external cues, often measured in psychological tests.