If an Eyewitness to a Crime Experiences a Weapon Focus,he

question 20

Multiple Choice

If an eyewitness to a crime experiences a weapon focus,he or she will be

• A)more likely to remember information about the gun,but less likely to remember what the person is wearing.
• B)more likely to remember what the person is wearing,but less likely to remember information about the gun.
• C)more likely to remember peripheral details,but less likely to remember central details.
• D)equally likely to remember peripheral and central details.

Comprehend the impact of life changes and stress on health and well-being as proposed by Holmes and Rahe.

Distinguish between types of stresses and their sources, including daily hassles and major life events.

Recognize different types of conflicts and the stress associated with decision-making.

Identify strategies for managing stress and the role of positive events (uplifts).

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Definitions:

Brain

The organ of the body in the head that controls functions, movements, sensations, and thoughts.

Interference Theory

A theory explaining how new information can interfere with the retrieval of old information from memory.

Forgetting

The loss or degradation of memory over time, a natural process that can be influenced by various factors such as relevance and frequency of memory retrieval.

Mnemonic Techniques

Memory aids or strategies that enhance information retention and recall.