Penfield's Studies Suggest That Long-Lost Memories Can Be Elicited Through

question 214

Multiple Choice

Penfield's studies suggest that long-lost memories can be elicited through electrical stimulation of the brain.This suggests the possibility that forgetting may be a matter of

• A) retrieval failure.
• B) displacement.
• C) gradual decay.
• D) unconscious wishes to forget.

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Definitions:

Role Pressure

The stress or tension experienced by an individual due to the expectations associated with a particular social role or position.

Social Interaction

is the process by which individuals act and react in relation to others, shaping each other's behaviors and attitudes.

Emotion Management

Involves people obeying “feeling rules” and responding appropriately to the situations in which they find themselves.

Role Conflict

A situation where an individual faces incompatible demands or expectations from different social roles they occupy.