Craik and Lockhart Argued That What Is Critical Is

question 57

Multiple Choice

Craik and Lockhart argued that what is critical is:

• A) creating a novel image of what you want to remember.
• B) processing material in a deep and meaningful way.
• C) rehearsing material long enough in short-term memory to get it to transfer to long-term memory.
• D) attending because it determines what transfers from sensory memory to short-term memory.

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Definitions:

Mutual Personality Conflict

A situation where individuals' personalities clash, leading to tensions and disagreements within personal or professional relationships.

Out-group

A group of individuals who are not part of the primary in-group, often perceived as different or outside the main group.

In-group

Refers to a group with which an individual identifies and feels a part of, often leading to a sense of belonging and loyalty.

Vertical Dyadic Relationships

Interactions between leaders and followers that are unique and differ across dyads within the same organizational setting.