Deep Processing in Memory Training Training Older Adults to Use

question 40

Multiple Choice

Deep processing in memory training Training older adults to use "deep processing" to encode information more fully would involve having them follow which procedure?

• A)Repeating information over and over by rote until it is learned.
• B)Staying away from using strategies that may be confusing.
• C)Taking dietary memory enhancements while learning new information.
• D)Giving meaning to information such as putting words in sentences.

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Definitions:

Parallel Park

The process of parking a vehicle parallel to the road, in line with other parked vehicles, usually in a designated parking space.

Psychology Laboratory

A controlled setting designed for conducting research and experiments related to cognitive, emotional, and behavioral processes.

Procedural Memory

A type of long-term memory that is responsible for knowing how to do things, thus involving the performance of particular types of actions.

Semantic Memory

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