The Most Effective Form of Encoding Appears to Be Linking

question 90

Multiple Choice

The most effective form of encoding appears to be linking new information to:

• A)what it comes after in serial position.
• B)how it sounds, such as rhyming words.
• C)how it relates to other knowledge in memory.
• D)what it looks like in sensory memory.

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Definitions:

Attribution Error

A cognitive bias that involves misattributing the causes of someone's behavior to their personality, rather than to situational factors.

Normative Expectations

The beliefs or standards considered normal within a specific culture or group, guiding behavior and influencing conformity.

Social Desirability

The tendency of respondents to answer questions in a manner that will be viewed favorably by others, often skewing survey or research results.

Commonality

A shared feature, trait, or belief among two or more entities.