Long-Term Memory Differs from Short-Term Memory in That

question 96

Multiple Choice

Long-term memory differs from short-term memory in that

• A)long-term memory can store a limited amount.
• B)after the age of seven long-term memory does not show any increase.
• C)long-term memory increases with age during middle and late childhood.
• D)long-term memory increases considerably during early childhood.

Explain the concepts of escape and avoidance conditioning and their implications for behaviour.

Discuss the psychological and neurobiological aspects of fear and stress responses, including the role of the amygdala.

Apply the principles of operant conditioning to understand complex human behaviours such as work performance and phobias.

Understand the concept and application of a token economy as a system for reinforcing desired behaviours.

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