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.

Understand the relationship between unemployment rates, inflation, and cyclical unemployment.

Calculate the nominal interest rate given the real rate of interest and the rate of inflation.

Identify and understand the impact of economic changes on national and global economies through specific examples.

Understand the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to language development.

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Definitions:

Sedatives

Substances or drugs that reduce excitement, irritability, or nervousness by inducing a calming effect on the central nervous system.

Opiates

A group of drugs derived from opium, used for pain relief, and can also induce sleep or euphoria.

Psychoactive Drugs

Drugs that act on the nervous system to alter consciousness, modify perception, and change moods.

Dopamine

Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a major role in reward-motivated behavior, mood, and the regulation of movement and emotional responses.