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jessicacav

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The divide between what is sensed and what is not is known as the
 
  input.
  sensory threshold.
  output.
  priming.

Question 2

The memory for recalling names tends to ___________ with age, while memory for vocabulary tends to _______________ with age.
 
  increase; increase
  increase; decrease
  decrease; decrease
  decrease; increase



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Answer to Question 1

sensory threshold.

Answer to Question 2

decrease; increase



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