Entwisle and Frasure's Study Using the "Noisy Telephone" Technique Supports

question 63

Multiple Choice

Entwisle and Frasure's study using the "noisy telephone" technique supports the finding that

• A) children rely on semantic cues, but not syntactic cues, as they become older.
• B) as they develop, children become more skillful using syntactic and semantic cues.
• C) children rely on syntactic cues when they are preschoolers, but switch to semantic cues in later childhood.
• D) as children develop, their reliance on semantic and syntactic cues decreases.

Explain the significance of control groups in psychotherapy research.

Identify and discuss ethical concerns associated with human laboratory studies.

Understanding the role of the hippocampus in memory processing, including its involvement in forming and retrieving different types of memory.

Recognize the impact of physiological states and external substances (e.g., epinephrine, caffeine) on memory retention and recall.

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