Sensory Memory

question 162

Multiple Choice

Sensory memory:

• A)maintains information in a relatively pure, unanalyzed form
• B)holds analyzed information for brief periods of time
• C)is also called working memory
• D)is the system used to maintain information for extended periods of time

Understand the concept of latent learning as introduced by Edward Tolman.

Recognize applications of operant conditioning principles in real-life settings.

Differentiate operant conditioning from other forms of learning.

Understand the impact of operant conditioning on the field of psychology and its practical implications.

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