One Argument for the Implicit Nature of Procedural Knowledge Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

One argument for the implicit nature of procedural knowledge is that it is unconscious because:

• A) it involves skills that are evolutionarily younger than older, more practiced skills
• B) it involves skills that are evolutionarily older than younger, less practiced skills
• C) people need implicit retrieval cues to access procedural memories
• D) they are almost impossible to retrieve

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Definitions:

Business Trust

A form of business organization, created by a written trust agreement, that resembles a corporation. Legal ownership and management of the trust’s property stay with the trustees, and the profits are distributed to the beneficiaries, who have limited liability.

Personally Liable

When an individual is personally responsible for fulfilling a debt or legal obligation, risking personal assets beyond a corporate structure.

Partnership

A bona fide business arrangement that includes two or more individuals managing together and sharing earnings.

Joint Venture

A joint undertaking by two or more persons or business entities to combine their efforts or their property for a single transaction or project, or for a related series of transactions or projects. A joint venture is generally treated like a partnership for tax and other legal purposes.