Taking Notes and Being Attentive to a Lecture Only When

question 36

Multiple Choice

Taking notes and being attentive to a lecture only when your instructor says, "This will be on the next quiz," is typical of:

• A) Content or representational listening
• B) Selective listening
• C) Egocentric listening
• D) Experiential superiority

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Definitions:

Encode

The process of converting information into a particular form or code, especially in the context of memory or communication.

Working Memory

The part of short-term memory that is concerned with immediate conscious perceptual and linguistic processing.

Recall

The cognitive action of retrieving information or memories from the past.

County Seats

The administrative centers or capitals of counties, typically housing government offices and courthouses.