Much of What We Sense We Never Notice

question 44

Multiple Choice

Much of what we sense we never notice.This most clearly leads to

• A) proactive interference.
• B) storage decay.
• C) repressed memories.
• D) encoding failure.

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Definitions:

Probability

A calculation of the chance of a certain event taking place, denoted by a number between 0 and 1.

Cards

Paper or plastic rectangular pieces, often used for playing a variety of games, or as a medium for storing information such as identification or banking details.

Fair Die

A fair die is a dice designed to have equal likelihoods of landing on any of its faces when thrown.

Events

Occurrences or happenings, especially significant ones within a specified area or context.