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:

Andesite

A volcanic rock of intermediate composition, typically grey or bluish-grey, composed mainly of plagioclase and one or more mafic minerals.

Composite Volcanoes

Also known as stratovolcanoes, are large, symmetrical volcanoes composed of alternating layers of explosive ash and lava flows, often characterized by a conical shape.

Mount Pelée

An active volcano on the island of Martinique, known for its catastrophic eruption in 1902 that destroyed the town of Saint-Pierre.

Pyroclastic Flows

Hot, fast-moving and deadly mixtures of gas, ash, and volcanic matter that flow down the sides of a volcano during an eruption.