Craik and Tulving Conducted an Experiment in Which They Asked

question 253

Multiple Choice

Craik and Tulving conducted an experiment in which they asked people questions about single words.Later, the participants were asked to recall the words they had answered the questions about.Craik and Tulving found the participants remembered more when they had:

• A)made judgments about the sounds of the words
• B)thought about the meaning of the words
• C)simply counted the number of letters in each word
• D)slept for 8 hours between encoding and retrieval

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Definitions:

Surviving Descendant

A direct blood relative of a deceased individual, such as a child or grandchild, who is entitled to inherit under the laws of intestacy.

Holographic Wills

Handwritten wills made by the testator, generally without formal witnessing, that may be legally binding in some jurisdictions.

Nuncupative Wills

Verbal wills made by a person in anticipation of imminent death, and witnessed by others, typically needing to meet specific legal standards to be valid.

Witnesses

Individuals who have directly seen an event, such as a crime or a transaction, and can provide a first-hand account of it.