Our Inability to Remember Information Presented in the Seconds Just

question 113

Multiple Choice

Our inability to remember information presented in the seconds just before we fall asleep is most likely due to

• A) motivated forgetting.
• B) the misinformation effect.
• C) retroactive interference.
• D) encoding failure.

Understand the concept of true score theory and standard error of measurement.

Differentiate between criterion-referenced and norm-referenced interpretations.

Be able to calculate and interpret z-scores and their conversions to other scales (e.g., DIQ, T scores, percentiles).

Understand the role of standard deviation and mean in the interpretation of test scores.

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