Learning Is Thought to Be a Relatively Permanent Change in Behaviour

question 128

Multiple Choice

Learning is thought to be a relatively permanent change in behaviour because:

• A)learning involves all the senses and emotion.
• B)once you learn something,you will always be able to access that knowledge when needed.
• C)when learning occurs,some part of the brain physically changes.
• D)it transfers to memory and all memory processes and systems are permanent.

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Definitions:

Episodic Memory

A form of persistent memory that deals with the recall of particular incidents, conditions, and perceptions, inclusive of the circumstances and feelings tied to them.

Nondeclarative

A type of memory expressed through performance rather than conscious recall, also known as implicit memory.

Elaborative Rehearsal

A technique in memory that involves thinking about the meaning of the term to be remembered, as opposed to repetitive rote memorization.

Learning List

A method or a tool used for memorization that involves enumerating or cataloguing information in a structured format.