Describe what is meant by mood-dependent memory, and give an example
What will be an ideal response?
Mood-dependent memories are memories that are influenced by our moods. That is, mood may serve as a retrieval cue, making it easier to retrieve memories when we are in the same mood as we were when the memories were first stored. If I remember a particular research talk when I was in a good mood, I'm more likely to remember that research talk when I am in a similarly good mood.
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A) synaptic pruning and myelination. B) synaptogenesis and myelination. C) synaptogenesis and glialysis. D) migration and synaptic pruning.
"They often usurp special privileges and extra resources that they believe they deserve because they are so special" best describes?
a. Narcissistic personality disorder. b. Borderline personality disorder. c. Paranoid personality disorder. d. Antisocial personality disorder.