One Similarity Between the Spontaneous Recovery of a Learned Response

question 110

Multiple Choice

One similarity between the spontaneous recovery of a learned response and the effect of proactive interference on memory is that both phenomena

• A) cause a decrease in the rate of a learned response.
• B) apply more to short-term memory than to long-term memory.
• C) represent the emergence of something learned earlier that should be suppressed at present.
• D) can be demonstrated only in laboratory animals, not in humans.

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Definitions:

Patterns

Recognizable and repeated forms, sequences, or behaviors that can emerge in various contexts, including natural phenomena, human behavior, and abstract concepts.

Physical Discomforts

Unpleasant sensations or pain in the body that can range from mild to severe, often indicating the presence of injury or illness.

Serious Illness

A health condition or disease that poses a significant risk to an individual's well-being or life, often requiring long-term or intensive medical care.

Munchausen Syndrome

An extreme and long-term form of factitious disorder in which a person produces symptoms, gains admission to a hospital, and receives treatment.