Which one of the following alternatives is the best example of a socially construction memory?
a. A father is reading a bedtime story to his young son. In the middle of the story, he stops reading and makes up a different ending to the story.
b. A teacher says, Once upon a time, a young farmer ... and then asks a student to complete the sentence. The teacher asks another student to provide a second sentence that relates to the first, asks a third student to supply a third sentence, and so on, until a complete story emerges.
c. As they sip their milkshakes at a local diner, two friends recall and talk about various scenes from a scary movie they've just seen at the movie theater.
d. As a boy thinks about his childhood he remembers his best friend who moved away.
Question 2
Which of the following pairs of concepts reflects the general idea that challenge is important for cognitive development?
a. Disequilibrium and ZPD
b. Self-talk and inner speech
c. Conservation and internalization
d. Working memory and central conceptual structure
Box stalls in a barn or stable should be of sturdy construction and cleaned daily
Memory
Reconsolidation and Erasure of Memory
Attention and memory are in demand during circle time.
Memory Analogy
Psychologists measure basic memory capacity