When one uses the term "remembering" in day-to-day life, one is making references to the memory process of:

Which of the following is NOT correct regarding a cross-cultural look at gender differences in math?

a. In many countries there are small differences favoring girls on math skills (countries like France and Germany). b. In some countries there are large differences favoring boys on math skills (countries like the Republic of Korea and the Slovak Republic). c. In Iceland, girls have the advantage over boys on math skills. d. Math skills vary country to country because of math-related career opportunities for men and women.

Many students study in a room with a TV on or an iPod playing, completely tuned out to the sound of the music and voices. However, if their favorite artist's name is mentioned, their attention shifts from their reading to the TV or iPod

This phenomenon is best considered to be an example of the basic principles that underlie: a. classical conditioning b. telegraphic thought c. overextension d. habituation