The Catch-Up Effect Tends to

question 275

Multiple Choice

The catch-up effect tends to

• A) speed up over time.
• B) slow down over time.
• C) remain the same over time.
• D) remain the same over time unless new technologies are developed.

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Definitions:

Savings

The portion of income not spent on consumption but reserved for future use; in psychology, it also refers to the reduction in time or effort to relearn a previously learned task.

Sequentially

In a sequential order or manner, where events, processes, or items follow one after another in a logical sequence.

Suspects

Individuals believed to possibly be involved in committing a crime or wrongdoing, but not yet proven guilty.

Free Recall

The process of retrieving information without the use of cues or prompts, in any order.