Recall Differs from Recognition in That ________

question 55

Multiple Choice

Recall differs from recognition in that ________.

• A) recall involves the use of incidental information whereas recognition involves the use of intentional information
• B) recall involves the transfer of explicit information from short-term memory to long-term memory, whereas recognition involves the transfer of long-term memory to short-term memory
• C) recall is the transfer of explicit information from long-term memory to short-term memory, whereas recognition is the matching of an encoded input to a stored representation
• D) recall chiefly involves an ability to appreciate that a certain object is familiar and that it occurred in a particular context, whereas recognition does not feature this characteristic

Comprehend the legal responsibilities of accountants in detecting and reporting fraud or financial irregularities in a client’s books.

Understand the defenses available to professionals accused of negligence or misconduct.

Appreciate the importance of maintaining and not destroying working papers and documentation in readiness for potential legal scrutiny.

Understand the legal obligations and potential liabilities of professionals, such as attorneys and accountants, under securities laws.