Memory for Events and Facts That We Can Think and Talk

question 103

Multiple Choice

Memory for events and facts that we can think and talk about is referred to as

• A) Hebbian memory.
• B) motor memory.
• C) procedural memory.
• D) declarative memory.
• E) nondeclarative memories.

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Definitions:

Margin of Error

The amount of error allowed in a survey or experiment results, expressing the confidence in the reliability of the data.

Confidence Level

The degree of certainty, often expressed as a percentage, that a parameter lies within a specified range.

Sample Size

The number of observations or data points collected in a statistical study, which influences the precision and reliability of the study's outcome.

Confidence Intervals

An array of values, based on statistics from a sample, which is assumed to enclose the value of an unidentified population feature.