According to Kelly, Construct Systems Are Never Perfect

question 31

Multiple Choice

According to Kelly, construct systems are never perfect. When constructs fail us as we try to predict events,

• A) old constructs are selected out of the system.
• B) new constructs are constantly generated to replace the old ones.
• C) healthy people fail to consider new information.
• D) it lessens our ability to predict what will happen the next time.

Recognize the importance of promotional strategies in achieving marketing objectives.

Understand the distinction between different types of memory processing (automatic, effortful, maintenance, and elaborative rehearsal).

Identify the effects of encoding strategies on memory recall (primacy, recency, depth of processing).

Explain the three-stage model of memory and the concept of encoding, storage, and retrieval processes.

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