Shonie did not study for the chemistry exam, so she is hoping the exam will be a <u>multiple choice</u> test because that type of test gives the most help for retrieving information stored in long-term memory.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Long-term memory (LTM) is the space to store informative knowledge. The LTM enables memory to remain in our brain for a longer period of time. The ability of brain to retain LTM is unlimited.
Information can be stored and retrieved permanently from the LTM. The information stored in the LTM will be available throughout the life of the person.
Multiple choice questions provide different choices for a question in which the respondent can choose the correct answer from the choices. Multiple choice test helps Shonie to retrieve the information stored in long-term memory and do the test well.
Answer:
PROBABLY, A....Probably....Don't quote me on it...yeah...
<span>False, as there are some scenarios where it is safer to ignore the right of way in order to avoid a more serious accident from happening, for example to swerve out of the way of a pedestrian in the road</span>
Answer:
Option A, a group of subjects who are exposed to a particular treatment
Explanation:
Research subjects are those who participate in an experiment or in other words research is conducted on them. Subject can be anyone who is being experimented with in a research study.
Hence, all the experimental conditions will be applicable to the group of subjects who are exposed to any particular treatment as a part of research study.
Thus, option A is correct
According to James-Lange theory of emotions Drew's emotion is <span>the pattern of
physiological arousal in his body that was due to the accident.
In 19th century </span><span>the scholars, William </span>James<span> and Carl </span>Lange presented the theory of emotions in which they argued that various events cause various psychological effects on human being and those effects produce emotions.