Hebb Believed That Short-Term Memory ____

question 2

Multiple Choice

 Hebb believed that short-term memory ____.

• A) should not be distinguished from long-term memory
• B) was a temporary holding station on the way to long-term memory
• C) was more important than long-term memory
• D) was low-level memory

Analyze why email might be losing its appeal and the importance of alternative communication methods in business.

Understand the significance and challenges of location-based social networking and emoticons in business communication.

Identify the advantages of using email as a primary communication medium and the characteristics of effective email content.

Grasp the impact of digital communication forms on business interactions and the role of messaging and instant messaging in professional settings.

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Definitions:

Around 70%

Typically used to quantify or estimate a proportion close to seventy out of a hundred.

Cognitive Development

The process of growth and change in intellectual abilities, such as thinking, reasoning, and understanding, over the course of a lifetime.

Responsible Stage

In Schaie’s theory, the stage of cognitive development faced during middle adulthood in which ill-defined problems remain the norm, but problem solving must now take into account not only one’s own personal needs and goals but also those of others in one’s life that have become one’s responsibility (spouse, children, coworkers, member of the community).

Acquisition Stage

In Schaie’s theory, the time in cognitive development (during childhood and adolescence) when an individual is sheltered from the majority of life’s responsibilities and can learn a skill or a body of knowledge regardless of whether it has any practical goal or social implications.