Once Information Has Been Learned and Subsequently Forgotten, Less Energy

question 33

Multiple Choice

Once information has been learned and subsequently forgotten, less energy is required to learn the information again than had been required the first time. This increased ease in learning is due to __________.

• A) savings
• B) photographic memory
• C) memory traces
• D) a decline in the forgetting curve

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Definitions:

TON Instruction

A timer instruction used in programming that starts timing when the input condition becomes true and continues until the set time has elapsed.

Accumulated Value

Refers to a value that increases over time, often resulting from the aggregation of multiple increments in a process or calculation.

Preset Value

A predetermined number or setting that is used to initiate an action or define a condition in a process or system.