I don't know what is being asked. Do you have options?
During memory research, "irrelevant tasks" (like the maze task in the scenario) is often included between encoding and recall in order to:
- <u>A. Time for memory consolidation.</u>
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According to the given question, we are asked to show the reason for the use of "irrelevant tasks" during memory research of subjects during encoding and recall.
As a result of this, we can see that memory research is the use of techniques and sequences to find out how the brain stores information and how such information can be immediately retrieved.
With this in mind, we can see that when there is encoding in the memory, the new information is stored and recall is used to bring this information and <em>"irrelevant tasks"</em> are used to give the brain time for memory consolidation.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A
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When a child uses the word "cat" to refer to the family cat but not any other cats, underextension" occurs.
Referring to a specific thing or item in a segregated sence yet neglecting to allude to another thing in a similar classification in that sence is a delineation of underextension. Usually utilized by youthful kids, for instance when a kid calls their teddy bear Teddy yet alludes to other teddy bears as 'toy'.<span />
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The Spanish leader who was responsible for conquering Montezuma's empire was: <span>Hernán Cortés.
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Machu Picchu was an ancient civilization.
Grito de Dolores was a battle cry.
and Father Miguel Hidalgo was a priest.
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