Behavioral Interventions and Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions Differ in That Behavioral Interventions

question 53

True/False

Behavioral interventions and cognitive-behavioral interventions differ in that behavioral interventions focus on the students' self-regulatory behavior.

Grasp the encoding specificity principle and its application to different memory phenomena.

Understand the mechanisms and reliability of memory phenomena, including long-term potentiation, the serial position effect, and sensory memory.

Interpret research findings on memory accuracy and the influence of external factors such as state-dependent and mood-congruent memories.

Assess the validity of memory in special conditions, including eyewitness testimonies and child memories.

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