QUESTION 40 Words heard underwater are later better recalled underwater than on

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QUESTION 40 Words heard underwater are later better recalled underwater than on land. This best illustrates A. flashbulb memory. B. context-dependent memory C.automatic processing. D. the serial position effect. QUESTION 41 On the phone, Domii ot 10 groceary iteme for Kyrie to bring home from the store. Immediately after hearng the list Kyoko attempts A at the beginning and in the middle of the list. ?.at the end of the list. C at the beginning of the list. Din the midle of the list. QUESTION 42 Spearman refered to the general capacity that may underie allof a person's specific mental abilities as A. factor analysis. B. emotional intelligence. ?.multiple intelligence. D. the g factor QUESTION 43 who demonstrates an exceptional specific montal skill while otherwise often remaining very limited in intellectual capacity is said to show signs of A. existential intelligence. B. savant syndrome. C.emotional intelligonce. D.analytical intelligence.

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40. B-Words heard underwater are better recalled underwater than on land, this is called context dependant memory where encoding and retrieval is done in the same context.

41. D-Kyoko when recalling the items on the list is most likely to forget the midldle items due to recency or primacy effect. Recency effect is when she would recall the last items on the list better and primacy effect is when she would recall the first items on the list, leaving the middle items less recalled.

42. D- Spearmans referred to the general capacity that may underlie all of a persons specific mental abilites as the g factor, which is the general factor of intelligence that is present in different measures in humans.

43. B- Savant syndrome- A person who demonstrates an exceptional specific mental skill while otherwise remaining limited in intellectual capacity. The skills at which they excel is usually associated to memory. 50 percent of autistics showcase savant syndrome.

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