Memory for routine events, such as getting ready for bed, is most likely to be organized by using:

The process of modifying old schemes or creating new ones to better fit assimilated information is called

A) adaptation. B) assimilation. C) accommodation. D) perception.

In a clinical interview, Dr. Carlson asks Maria to describe her early relationship with her mother, and she finds out that Maria was abused as a child. Dr

Bryson later interviews Maria, and asks what thoughts she has been having about her upcoming job promotion; he discovers that Maria is very anxious about not being able to perform well. These examples illustrate the importance of _______________ in clinical interviews. a) situational factors b) environmental factors c) paradigms d) structure