In a cognitive psychology class a group of student prisoners wanted to demonstrate the power of retrieval cues. First the presenters had the class memorize a list of 20 words that were read aloud to them in a random order. One minute later the class members wrote down as many words as I could remember. On average the class recalled six words. Second the presenters told the class to try sorting out the words into categories as the words were red color words vehicle words and sports words. The presenter shred the same words again in a different brand of water on the second test of recall the classroom in route on average 14 words.
The presenters told the class this experiment demonstrated that categorizing helps people remember words because of the connections they can develop between various words
Identify the independent And Dependant variable
Answer:
Independent Variable: the use of categorization strategy.
Dependent Variable: the memory rate
Explanation:
The independent variable is term in a research study, that is defined as the factor that the researcher purposely change or control in order to see what changes it has.
In other words, independent variables are the variables that the researcher changes to test their dependent variable.
While the dependent variables is a term in experimental study that is defined as variable under study or being measured in the experiment.
In other words, dependent variable is what changes as a result of the changes to the independent variable. It is sometimes referred to as responding variable.
Hence, in this case, Independent Variable is "the use of categorization strategy" while Dependent Variable is "the memory rate."
The dependent variable (memory rate) depends on the independent variable (the use of categorization strategy).
Answer:
The sea lion digestive system: <u><em>short but stomach is important to them, 4 x of the length</em></u>. But the human digestive system is: <u><em>Digestion works by moving food through the GI tract. Digestion begins in the mouth with chewing and ends in the small intestine. As food passes through the GI tract, it mixes with digestive juices, causing large molecules of food to break down into smaller molecules.</em></u>
So the sea lion system part, which is the stomach, is important to them (based from i seen when I searched), but the human system is the same as well, so there is basically no differences... but i hope this helps!
-<em>thatLilWeeb</em>
Animal Fur is what I found on multiple different websites.
