What Can We Conclude About Children's Use of Organizational Strategies

question 68

Multiple Choice

What can we conclude about children's use of organizational strategies in memory?

• A)Young children are just as likely as older children to rearrange pictures of the words that they must remember.
• B)Most young children are aware that organization would be helpful in memory tasks,but they lack the ability to organize.
• C)Young children who have been taught an organizational strategy usually show improved recall.
• D)When young children are told,"Remember these items," they spontaneously organize the items.

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Definitions:

Perfectly Price Discriminates

A pricing strategy where a seller charges the maximum possible price for each unit consumed that the buyer is willing to pay, capturing the entire surplus.

Consumer Surplus

The variance between the aggregate amount consumers intend and have the means to pay for a good or service and the sum they actually pay.

Consumer Surplus

The gap between what consumers are prepared and able to spend on a product or service and the actual amount they end up paying.

Perfect Price Discriminator

A theoretical entity that charges each consumer the maximum price they would be willing to pay for a good or service.