Two Groups Hear a List of 20 Unrelated Items and Are

question 97

Multiple Choice

Two groups hear a list of 20 unrelated items and are tested for immediate recall a few seconds after they hear the last word. In group I, the items are presented at the rate of 1 second per item; in group II, they are presented at 2 seconds per item. Which of the following should we expect?

• A) the same primacy effect for both groups; a greater recency effect for group I
• B) the same primacy effect for both groups; a greater recency effect for group II
• C) the same recency effect in both groups; a greater primacy effect for group I
• D) the same recency effect for both groups; a greater primacy effect for group II

Recognize the critical vulnerability to internal and external cues in individuals recovering from SUDs.

Comprehend the various stage models of recovery and their applicability to individual clients.

Grasp the individual differences in accepting abstinence as a goal of recovery.

Appreciate the parallels between recovery processes for SUDs and other chronic conditions.

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