Memory for Events and Facts That We Can Think and Talk

question 11

Multiple Choice

Memory for events and facts that we can think and talk about is referred to as

• A) procedural memory.
• B) motor memory.
• C) Hebbian memory.
• D) declarative memory.
• E) nondeclarative memories.

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Definitions:

Authorization Cards

Documents signed by employees to indicate their desire for a particular union to represent them in collective bargaining with an employer.

National Labor Relations Board

An independent federal agency in the United States that enforces US labor law in relation to collective bargaining and unfair labor practices.

Lockout

A lockout occurs when an employer denies employees access to the workplace.

Impasses

Situations in negotiations (often labor negotiations) where the parties involved are unable to reach an agreement, leading to a deadlock.