The Memory That Stores General Knowledge and Concepts, Ideas, and Rules

question 156

Multiple Choice

The memory that stores general knowledge and concepts, ideas, and rules about the world is called

• A) cognitive memory.
• B) episodic memory.
• C) semantic memory.
• D) non-declarative memory.

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Definitions:

Uniform Commercial Code

A comprehensive set of laws governing all commercial transactions in the United States, intended to standardize legislation across the states.

Course of Performance

The conduct between contracting parties that establishes a pattern of behavior, which can influence the interpretation of their contract's terms and obligations.

Substantially Impaired

Significantly reduced in ability or function, often referring to a state of physical or mental incapacity that affects one's legal rights or responsibilities.

Risk Passes

A term used in sales and contract law signifying the point at which the risk of loss or damage to goods transfers from the seller to the buyer.