When test subjects are asked to recall a list of letters they have just seen, the mistakes they make often involve letters that
sound similar to the displayed letters. These mistakes are probably due to:___________ a. retrograde amnesia. acoustic coding.
b. retroactive interference during transfer from echoic to iconic memory.
c. the serial position effect.
d. the tip-of-the tongue phenomenon.
Retrograde amnesia: This term is related to the memory of an event. In this term, a person forgets the memory before occurring the events. But the individual can encode and memorize the memory after the onset of an event. There are many types of amnesia that occurs with an individual like global amnesia.
Acoustic coding: This term is related to comprehension and meaning whatever you hear. To repeat the words and putting that information into a form of the song is acoustic coding. Learning of the tables is a good example of acoustic coding.
The Continental Army defeated the British to end the war in the South by tiring them out which forced them to retreat in Yorktown, where they were defeated.
