The Persistence of Memory Is Advantageous in the Sense That

question 295

Multiple Choice

The persistence of memory is advantageous in the sense that it:

• A)highlights the flexibility of memory.
• B)helps us learn from and avoid traumatic experiences that could threaten our survival.
• C)usually results in improvements in psychological well-being.
• D)opposes the processes of dementia that occur with aging.

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Definitions:

Globalization

The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale.

Corporate Social Responsibility

The practice by companies of going beyond legal requirements to actively pursue positive impacts on environmental, social, and governance issues.

Paradox of Power

The concept that power can both enable and limit the holder, creating situations where outcomes are contrary to what might be expected.

Globalization from Below

A concept referring to the processes of global integration driven by people and movements at grassroots levels, as opposed to top-down corporate or governmental forces.