When you identify the data elements in a new database, you typically subdivide data elements into <span>the smallest practical component.
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Answer:
<em>information about events we have personally experienced</em>
Explanation:
Episodic memory is <em>the actual memory of a particular event that a person has, so it will be different from the recall of the same encounter or experience by someone else.</em>
Often, episodic memory is mistaken with autobiographical memory, and while autobiographical memory includes episodic memory, it also depends on semantic memory.
<em>For instance, you might know the city you were born in and the date, though you have no particular birth memories.</em>
Answer:
One of the guitarists is playing too loud.
Explanation:
My dad plays the guitar...?
I'm shocked it's not "not keeping a steady beat", so I'm certain this is it.
Answer: demographics
Explanation:
Market segmentation refers to the process of dividing the consumers into sub-groups of consumers which are refered to as the segments based on the characteristics shared.
The examples of a customer's behavior or relationship with a product include user status, usage rate and loyalty status.
It should be noted that some examples of market segmentation are behavioral, demographic, geographic, and psychographic. From the options given, demographics is not an example of a customer's behavior with a product.