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three-stributed from red practperiod. Theourse illustratompleted ek learner than from a (A) distributed practice (B) long-term potentiation (C) the serial position effect (D) automatic processing (E) implicit memory 6. Rats given a half the usually long-term potentiation a maze with half the usual number of mistakes. (A) state-dependent memories are easily (D) pronctive interference is mintanine by Lipin into the sysapper (C) (D) source amnesia decreases the more (E) LTP provides a neural basis for learning run the maza. associations 7. Group 1 is asked to write down the names of the seven deadly sins. Group 2 is asked to look at a list of possible names of the sins and circle the correct seven Why might Group 2 be more likely to recall more sins? (A) Iconic memory is superior to echoic memory. (B) Implicit memories are easier to recall than are explicit memories. (C) Proactive interference is less likely to affect childhood learning. (D) Source amnesia may interfere with Group I's ability to recall the names of the sins. (E) Group 2's list provides more retrieval cues, making this recognition task easier for them.
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6. (E) LTP provides a neural basis for learning and remembering associations 7. (E) Group 2's list provides more retrieval cues, making this recognition task easier for them.