The Learning of Sequences (Such as a Sequence of Lights

question 63

Multiple Choice

The learning of sequences (such as a sequence of lights flashing) through nondeclarative memory can result in __________.

• A) faster responding when following or repeating the sequence
• B) strictly conscious recollection of the sequence
• C) slower responding as the sequence progresses
• D) an innate sense of progression through the sequence

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Definitions:

Alternative Hypothesis

An assumption that suggests there is a significant difference or effect, contrary to the null hypothesis.

Directional Hypothesis

A hypothesis that specifies the direction of the expected relationship between variables, indicating how one variable will affect another.

Alternative Hypothesis

The hypothesis that proposes a specific relationship between variables, contrary to the null hypothesis.

Directional Hypothesis

A hypothesis that specifies the direction of the expected difference or relationship between two variables.