Dory Is a First-Year Psychology Student at Carleton University and Is

question 9

Multiple Choice

Dory is a first-year psychology student at Carleton University and is often teased for having a terrible memory. Dory is famous for not paying attention to details and not being able to remember crucial information when she needs it. After taking a first-year psychology course and learning more about memory, Dory is motivated to figure out how to begin remembering more.
-Dory has a really hard time remembering someone's name.Even in cases where she feels like she knows the person's name,she just cannot remember it in the moment.However,asking the person the first letter of their name usually helps her to remember the name.This is an example of _____________.

• A) a flashbulb memory using a retrieval cue
• B) a tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon using a retrieval cue
• C) a flashbulb memory using a context cue
• D) a tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon using a context cue

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Definitions:

Sex-Segregated Groups

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Leadership Roles

involve the responsibilities and activities associated with guiding and directing individuals or groups towards achieving goals.

Meta-Analysis

An analytic tool for assessing the effects of variables in which data from a large number of studies on the same topic are analyzed together to determine which effects are consistent across studies and what the strength of those effects are.

Social Dosage Effect

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