To discourage his children from smoking, a father shows them the extremely graphic pictures of withered, blackened, and perforated lungs of a dead smoker. Afterwards, when confronted with peers offering cigarettes, the lung pictures come into the children's minds. This is an example of ____.
a. procedural knowledge
b. auditory memory
c. visual memory
d. semantic memory
Question 2
In the process of learning the specific techniques of his job, Arlen will need to keep this new information in his memory for a long time. This part of the memory process is known as ____.
a. retrieval
b. recall
c. storage
d. encoding
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