According to Fuzzy-Trace Theory, We Have a Bias Toward Gist

question 80

Multiple Choice

According to fuzzy-trace theory, we have a bias toward gist memory compared to literal versions because it

• A) interferes with cognitive processing.
• B) decays more rapidly.
• C) requires less space in working memory.
• D) is less likely to undergo constructive processing.

Understand the oxygen carrying capacity of the human body and its significance.

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Identify the age groups most at risk for developing respiratory distress syndrome (RDS).

Understand the seasonality of respiratory diseases such as Legionnaires' disease.

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Definitions:

Closed Questions

Questions that limit the respondent's answer to a single word or a short phrase, such as "yes" or "no".

Reflection of Feeling

A communication technique used in counseling where the therapist repeats the client's expressed emotions back to them to validate their feelings and promote understanding.

Discouraged

Refers to being made less confident, enthusiastic, or optimistic.

Hopeless

Feeling or experiencing despair, often with the belief that one's situation is impossible to improve.