A Critical Difference in Prospective and Retrospective Memory Is That

question 9

Multiple Choice

A critical difference in prospective and retrospective memory is that

• A)retrospective memory is explicit,and prospective memory is implicit.
• B)in retrospective memory,there is typically an explicit cue to remember;in prospective memory,there isn't.
• C)retrospective memory requires that a person "remember to remember";prospective memory doesn't.
• D)only retrospective memory plays a role in action slips;prospective memory isn't involved.

---

Definitions:

Marginal Social Cost

The total cost to society of producing an additional unit of a good or service, including both private costs and external effects.

External Social Cost

Costs of production or consumption that affect individuals not involved in the transaction, often unaccounted for by the market price.

Efficient Level

Describes a state where resources are allocated in the most effective manner, maximizing output and outcomes.

Marginal Social Benefit

The incremental advantage to the community from the consumption or production of an additional unit of a product or service.