The Tip-Of-The-Tongue (TOT) State Can Be Accounted for If the Incorrectly

question 22

Multiple Choice

The tip-of-the-tongue (TOT) state can be accounted for if the incorrectly activated node inhibits the correct node. This is commonly known as:

• A) false activation
• B) associative decline
• C) retrieval blockage
• D) memory inactivation

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Definitions:

Scienter Requirement

A legal term referring to the knowledge on the part of a person that an act is wrong or that a material fact has been concealed.

Reckless Indifference

A disregard for the safety or welfare of others, often seen as a form of negligence in legal contexts.

Lack of Belief

A state in which an individual does not hold certain convictions or convictions at all regarding a specific matter or in general.

Undue Influence

A situation where an individual is able to influence another person's decisions due to a special relationship, often leading to unfair outcomes.