People with a History of Addictions, Previous Episodes of Homelessness

question 36

True/False

People with a history of addictions, previous episodes of homelessness, and incarceration are especially prone to being homeless.

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Definitions:

Interference Theory

A theory that explains forgetting in the human memory as a result of conflicting information interfering with the retrieval of stored memories.

Forgetting

The loss or decline in the ability to recall or recognize something that was previously learned or experienced.

Prospective Memory

Recalling a previously planned intention or executing a predetermined action at a future date.

Declarative Memory

A type of long-term memory that involves the conscious recall of facts and events.