The Core Principles of the Virginia Plan Were

question 32

Multiple Choice

The core principles of the Virginia Plan were

• A) a strong central government and a bicameral legislature.
• B) a unicameral legislature with representation by population.
• C) strong state governments and popular election of Supreme Court justices.
• D) the ideal of one state having one vote and the addition of four new states.
• E) economic and political features that replicated the European nation-state model.

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Definitions:

Encoding

The initial process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory, involving transforming sensory input into meaningful data.

Memory Consolidation

The process through which initial fragile memories are transformed into stable, long-term memories.

Encoding Specificity Principle

A principle stating that the recall of information is improved when the contexts present at encoding and at retrieval are the same.

Retrieval

Retrieval is the process of bringing information from stored memory back into conscious awareness, an essential part of the memory process in cognitive psychology.