Who Viewed the Nation-State as an Instrument of Oppression and Religion

question 59

Multiple Choice

Who viewed the nation-state as an instrument of oppression and religion as a method of diverting and controlling the masses?

• A) Weber
• B) Freud
• C) Tylor
• D) Marx
• E) Morgan

Identify the effects of encoding strategies on memory recall (primacy, recency, depth of processing).

Explain the three-stage model of memory and the concept of encoding, storage, and retrieval processes.

Differentiate between sensory, short-term, and long-term memory in terms of capacity and duration.

Describe how schemas and chunking influence memory organization and retrieval.

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