Yoshi's Argument Is Based on 10 Significant Facts, but One

question 248

Multiple Choice

Yoshi's argument is based on 10 significant facts, but one is especially important.To be sure that the jurors remember this one fact, Yoshi leaves it until last in his closing review.Yoshi is relying on:

• A)the recency effect
• B)flashbulb memory
• C)the distributed practice effect
• D)the primacy effect

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Definitions:

Cognitive Development

Refers to the growth and change in mental capabilities such as thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, and understanding over the lifespan.

Piaget

A Swiss psychologist famous for his pioneering work in child development, Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development outlines how children progress through distinct stages of intellectual growth.

Qualitative Difference

Refers to a distinction based on observable attributes or characteristics that cannot be quantified but distinctly sets things apart.

Conscious Thinking

The active process of engaging in thoughts, ideas, or problem-solving with awareness.