____ Was Designed as an Easy-To-Learn Beginner's Language That Would

question 37

Multiple Choice

____ was designed as an easy-to-learn beginner's language that would work in a friendly,nonfrustrating programming environment.

• A)FORTRAN
• B)COBOL
• C)BASIC
• D)Java

Identify the effects of new learning on the recall of previously learned information and vice versa.

Understand the role of memory construction in recalling past experiences and how current assumptions can distort memories.

Learn the impact of external suggestions and misinformation on memory recall and construction.

Recognize the conditions under which memory retrieval failures occur and strategies to improve retrieval.

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Definitions:

Food Deprivation

A condition resulting from lack of food intake, leading to physical and psychological effects and often used in experiments to motivate behaviors in animals.

Eyeblink Response

A reflex action where the eyelids close rapidly to protect the eyes, typically triggered by sudden stimuli.

Guthrie

Refers to Edwin Ray Guthrie, a psychologist known for his "one-trial learning" theory, proposing that learning occurs in a single association between stimulus and response.

Single Trial

A learning process that occurs or is influenced significantly by one instance or exposure, often used in the context of memory or conditioning studies.