When We Form Connections Between New Information and Information Already

question 50

Multiple Choice

When we form connections between new information and information already in memory, we are utilizing an encoding technique that psychologists refer to as:

• A)transfer-appropriate processing
• B)iconic encoding
• C)bilateral processing
• D)elaboration

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Definitions:

Concrete Goal

A specific, tangible, and measurable objective that an individual aims to achieve within a certain timeframe.

Conjunctive Stage

Typically relating to later stages of personal and spiritual development, where individuals integrate contradictions in life and acknowledge their connectivity with all aspects of existence.

Faith Development

The process of growing and changing in one's understanding, practice, and expression of faith throughout life.

Late Adulthood

A stage in the human life cycle typically beginning in the mid-60s, characterized by continued cognitive, emotional, and social changes.