In One Experiment an Undergraduate Spent a Year and a Half

question 180

Multiple Choice

In one experiment an undergraduate spent a year and a half memorizing lists of numbers and recalling them immediately. By the end of the year, how had his memory changed-if at all?

• A) He had increased the capacity of his short-term memory not only for numbers (which he had practiced) but also for letters (which he had not practiced).
• B) He had improved his ability to use chunking to store more numbers in his short-term memory.
• C) The capacity of his short-term memory had decreased from seven to five.
• D) His ability to memorize had not changed in any way.

Analyze the implications of GDP growth for economic well-being.

Differentiate between nominal and real GDP and understand the effects of inflation.

Identify the sources of GDP from the perspective of expenditure and income approaches.

Understand the distinction between microeconomics and macroeconomics contexts.

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