Why is it important to build "play time" in to your overall study strategies?
a) Play time acts as a reinforcer for getting work done, and will help encourage you to keep moving forward with assignments or projects.
b) There is only so much work you can do before you need an extended "decompression time."
c) The play time helps us remember what we are working for.
d) Neuroimaging tests have proven that the more we play, the more receptive our brains become to learning new information.
a
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a. maintenance rehearsal. b. a mnemonic. c. the serial-position effect. d. pattern recognition.
Which theory of sleep suggests that we sleep as an evolutionary adaptation that helps shield us from predators and injury when it is dark outside?
a. The protection and preservation theory b. The body restoration theory c. The memory theory d. The growth theory