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kfurse

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To insure the right of informed consent and still make the study feasible, the subject does not need
 
  a. answers to any questions about the study.
  b. a description of any discomfort or risk associated with the study
  c. descriptions of the procedures.
  d. explanations of who is financing the study
  e. All of these are true.

Question 2

How is information organized in long-term memory?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



Jossy

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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Many cognitive psychologists believe that information is organized in long-term memory in the form of schemata, which are abstract structures of information. They are abstract because they summarize information about many different instances of something and are structured because they represent how relevant informational components are interrelated.



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