Many Waiters and Waitresses That Do Not Have to Write

question 147

Multiple Choice

Many waiters and waitresses that do not have to write customers' orders down in order to remember them often group information together to make it easier to remember what each member of a dinner party ordered. This grouping of orders is an example of _____.

• A) chunking
• B) consolidation
• C) synthesis
• D) meaningful encoding
• E) repetition

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Definitions:

Beliefs

Deeply held convictions or opinions, often shaping an individual's perspective and actions.

Morals

Principles or beliefs regarding what is right and wrong, guiding an individual's behavior and decisions.

Nursing Ethics

A branch of applied ethics that concerns itself with activities in the field of nursing and the principles that govern the professional conduct of nurses.

Moral Distress

A psychological discomfort or anguish that arises from ethical conflicts in healthcare decision-making or practices.