Jason made index cards on a textbook chapter and always studied them in the same order. During the exam, he was able to recall t
he information on his first and last index cards, but not the ones in the middle. Which of the following explain why Jason was not able to recall the information from the middle of the chapter?
In social psychology, <em>primacy effect</em> is explained as the phenomenon which occurs when we tend to remember better the information that was given at the beginning of a series. We naturally recall more easily whatever it is that we see or hear first, than what comes next.
As opposed to the primacy effect, we have the <em>recency effect</em> that happens when we are able to more easily and efficiently appropriate the most recent information, the one we heard last.
Jason proves the accuracy of both of these principles, neglecting all the information that figured in the middle, while retaining only the first and the last.
Scott is experiencing gallstones. The gallstones have caused cholecystitis (inflammation of his gallbladder). Scott’s condition affects which body system?
- the digestive system. The gallbladder creates bile which aids in digestion.
Transverse abdominis is the innermost layer of the abdominals that is the anterior and lateral abdominal wall which is key to every movement a person make and it helps stabilize the core and spine to help the body function correctly by compressing the abdomen.
TRANSVERSE ABDOMINIS is the muscles that is lengthened in Lower Crossed Syndrome.
