Schmidt and Bork Argue That Learning and Memory

question 42

Multiple Choice

Schmidt and Bork argue that learning and memory

• A) are entirely separate from one another and cannot be studied together
• B) measure the same thing
• C) cannot be studied because they cannot be observed
• D) exist along a continuum where one's degree of memory depends on one's level of learning

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