Dr. Raime asked his students, 'Who was the 'Father of Psychology' and why?' Kanye responded, 'Wilhelm Wundt, who in 1879 was credited as developing the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany.' The information that Kanye was able to recall reflects which type of long-term memory?
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Information Processing Model
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On the Internet, each website has its own specific information but is also linked to many other related sites. In addition, a person can have open more than one site at the same time. This pattern of organization may be very similar to how
A
encoding failure.
B
memory blocking.
C
anterograde amnesia.
D
selective memory.

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Identify the key concept being described in the problem: the pattern of organization of websites and their interconnections.
Relate this concept to psychological theories of memory, particularly focusing on how information is organized and accessed in the brain.
Consider the options provided: encoding failure, memory blocking, anterograde amnesia, and selective memory.
Analyze each option: Encoding failure refers to the inability to store information in memory, memory blocking involves temporary inability to retrieve information, anterograde amnesia is the inability to form new memories, and selective memory involves remembering certain details while forgetting others.
Determine which option best matches the described pattern of interconnected information, similar to how websites are linked, and how multiple sites can be accessed simultaneously.
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