Repeated Exposure to a Person or Situation Will Cause Memory

question 14

Multiple Choice

Repeated exposure to a person or situation will cause memory for specific instances to fade,making it difficult to recall details of any one episode.This can be problematic,but it can also be seen as a good thing.In what way does this process benefit us?

• A)It makes details of other events easier to retrieve.
• B)It leads to the creation of general knowledge.
• C)It keeps our autobiographical memory organized.
• D)It clears out storage space in our memories that will be needed later for more important information.

Understand the concept and implications of social loafing in group dynamics.

Describe strategies to reduce or counteract social loafing.

Define group cohesiveness and identify factors influencing it.

Recognize the impact of cohesiveness on group productivity.

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Definitions:

Computers

Electronic devices that execute commands from software to perform a wide range of functions, from basic calculations to complex data processing.

Ordinary Care

The level of care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in similar circumstances; a standard for negligence determination.

Reasonable Care

The degree of caution and concern an ordinarily prudent person would use in similar circumstances, often used as a standard for determining negligence.

Good Faith

An honest intention to act without taking an unfair advantage over another party.