Quotations Are Less Effective in an Introduction If

question 33

Multiple Choice

Quotations are less effective in an introduction if:

• A) The speaker does not explain how/why the quotation relates to the topic
• B) The speaker does not imitate the original source of the quotation
• C) The audience knows the quotation
• D) The audience knows the source of the quotation

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Definitions:

Digital Computer

An electronic device that processes information in binary form and performs computations according to programmed instructions.

Storage Decay

Storage decay refers to the theory that information fades from memory over time if it is not accessed or used, leading to forgetting.

Physical Memory Trace

Hypothetical means by which memories are stored physically in the brain.

Encoded Memory

The process of converting a perceived item of interest into a construct that can be stored within the brain and recalled later from short-term or long-term memory.