Question

1. While humans try to make rational and logical decisions, we are prevented from doing so by our cognitive limitations that limit the quality and quantity of information available to us. This limitation is called: a. cognitive load b. heuristics c. overconfidence d. bounded rationality 2. At which stage does memory failure typically occur? a. encoding b. storage c. retrieval d. any stage 3, Research finds that the USA has organ donation consent rates of about 4.25 to 44 %. In some other countries, that rate is as high as 99% or above. According to the text, what would increase organ donation consent rates in the USA? a. making organ donation mandatory except in cases of medical exceptions b. changing to an "opt in" system in the USA c. changing to an "opt out" system in the USA es for people to become organ donors d. offering financial incentiv th a friend and tells the friend that the capital of China is Beijing 4. Bryan is chatting wit but in the past had been called Pking. His asks when Bryan learned that. Bryan thinks is friend remarks that this is fascinating, and know." The information about Beijing/Peki for a moment and then says, "I don't really ing was likely retrieved from Bryan's: know.:" The information about bejing/Peki a. semantic memory b. episodic memory c. implicit memory d. procedural memory

Answer 1

1. D) bounded rationality

this is the theory that states that the logic of a person or the ideas that a person would be having and it’s rational aspects would be bound through the cognitive limitations that a person’s mind would be having

2. Ans: D) any stage

failure in memory may occur when a person gains information, stores the information or in the stage where a stage where a person would attempt to recall that information

3. C) changing to an "opt out" system in the US

4. Answer: semantic memory

this is one of the two types memory, which would be concerned with the general knowledge that a person has with respect to the knowledge a person has along with their exposure to culture