The Existence of Partial Retrieval Is Supported by Effects

question 44

Multiple Choice

The existence of partial retrieval is supported by effects.

• A) tip-of-the-tongue and feeling-of-knowing
• B) tip-of-the-tongue and prospective memory
• C) feeling-of-knowing and prospective memory
• D) tip-of-the-tongue, feeling-of-knowing, and prospective memory

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Definitions:

Whorfian Hypothesis

The theory suggesting that the structure of a language affects its speakers' worldview or cognition, also known as linguistic relativity.

Habituation Study

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Anthropologist

A scientist who studies human societies, cultures, and their development through practices such as observation, field work, and analysis.

Specific Form

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