Converting the External World into Our Own Mental Language Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

Converting the external world into our own mental language is called

• A)motivation.
• B)cognitive organization.
• C)symbolic coding.
• D)symbolic rehearsal.

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Definitions:

Temperate Lake

A lake located in a temperate climate zone, characterized by moderate temperatures and seasonal variations.

Oligotrophic Lake

A type of lake characterized by low nutrient levels, clear waters, and relatively low productivity of plant and animal life.

Net Primary Productivity

The rate at which plants in an ecosystem produce net useful chemical energy; essentially, the amount of biomass created minus the amount used by plants for respiration.

Phytoplankton

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