Answer:
The answer is c. Encoding specificity.
Explanation:
Encoding specificity is a principle regarding memory that states retrieval of information is easier when the conditions are similar to those of the encoding moment. In other words, it's easier to remember information when in a similar context.
For example, a person who wants to remember the name of his high school classmates might want to <u>visit the school,</u> or even his classroom, in an attempt to be influenced by the cues of the environment.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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First the laws were changed to let black Americans vote.
Then later the laws were changed to let women vote.
Later the laws were changed to get rid of poll taxes (discriminated against the poor) and literacy tests (discriminated against the poor and blacks).
Most recently the voting age for federal elections was standardized at 18, so in some places that may have given younger people the chance to vote.
<span> The environment benefits because the price system doesn't account for the cost of externalities.</span>
The correct answer is A. Someone's ideas are called their intellectual property. These things can be copyrighted.
