In persuasion, presenting both sides of an argument is
a. ineffective because it tends to confuse people.
b. ineffective because it seems ambivalent. c. always ineffective.
d. almost always effective.
e. effective when the counter-argument is refuted.
Question 2
A retrieval cue is
a. an experimental task in which subjects are presented with a stimulus that primes them to respond in a particular way.
b. a process for enhancing retention of information by breaking the information into smaller, more easily recalled chunks.
c. a lingering mental representation of a sound.
d. a lingering mental representation of a visual image.
e. a stimulus associated with original learning that helps jog one's memory.
An example of the front and back sides of a deposit slip.
Lie prone with your head turned to one side. Put your arms out to your sides and bend your elbows at ...
Use two hands to squeeze both sides of the arm at the same time. Apply from shoulder to wrist. ...
Stand behind and use two hands to knead both sides of upper trapezius.
Knead neck muscles. Use one hand to knead muscles on both sides of the neck.
Tap the head. Apply light fingertip tapotement to the head: top, sides, and back.