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Answer:
Ral's memory of how to avoid slicing the ball is probably 3. a procedural memory.
Explanation:
Procedural memory is in charge of remembering motor skills, it is the <em>storage of procedures,</em> as the name states.
It is part of the long-term memory and it becomes automatic because once an individual learns how to carry out an action, he/she does not have to think about how to do it again and simply does it.
This explains why Ral cannot describe how he avoids slicing the ball; this information is stored in the procedural memory and is therefore automatic. He doesn't have to think about how to do it anymore.
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Nora has asked Steve to consider his "possible selves".
Possible selves are the cognitive parts of expectations, fears, objectives, and dangers, and they give the particular self- relevant frame, which means, association, and course to these progression. The key idea here is possible selves, characterized as a component of self-information that alludes to what a man sees as possibly conceivable.