The Pronunciation Time Effect Demonstrates That

question 41

Multiple Choice

The pronunciation time effect demonstrates that:

• A)the capacity of working memory is determined only by the difficulty of pronouncing the words.
• B)words that that are harder to pronounce are less likely to be free recall from long-term memory.
• C)the word length effect only works in long-term memory.
• D)the magic number 7 plus or minus two does not completely explain working memory in the digit-span task.

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Definitions:

Goods And Services

Products and activities provided by businesses to satisfy the needs and wants of consumers.

Buying Process

The sequence of stages consumers go through, from recognizing a need or desire, through information search and evaluation of alternatives, to the purchase decision and post-purchase behavior.

Internal Stimulus

Psychological or emotional factors within an individual that trigger a desire or need, prompting them to make a purchase or decision.

Low-involvement Purchase

Buying decisions made by consumers with minimal research and consideration as the product is often inexpensive and perceived as low risk.