Retrospective Confidence Refers To

question 54

Multiple Choice

Retrospective confidence refers to:

• A)the confidence one has in the accuracy of one's JOLs.
• B)the confidence that a retrieved answer is the correct answer.
• C)the confidence that feeling of knowing is based on accurate assessments.
• D)the confidence that allocation of study time has been successful.

Understand the key characteristics and differences between major psychological perspectives (behavioural, humanistic, cognitive, psychodynamic, sociocultural).

Recognize the historical development and influential figures of behaviourism and humanistic psychology.

Appreciate the role of the environment and individual choice in psychological development and behaviour.

Identify the relationship between psychology and philosophical perspectives such as British empiricism.

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Definitions:

Motorcycles

Two-wheeled vehicles powered by an engine, designed for individual or small number passenger transport.

Backward Conditioning

A conditioning process in which the unconditioned stimulus is presented before the conditioned stimulus, making it a less effective form of learning.

US

In the context of psychology, it often stands for the unconditioned stimulus in classical conditioning, which naturally triggers a response without prior learning.

Stimulus Generalization

The tendency for the conditioned response to be evoked by stimuli that are similar to the conditioned stimulus.