A nurse is caring for a 3 year old patient in the hospital for post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis. Which of the following nursing interventions would the nurse NOT expect to see ordered for this patient?

When memory researchers study encoding, they are typically looking at

Which of the following best describes the reason for the primacy and recency effect?

Describe and define the cognitive process that students are using when they text during lecture.  According to the research on attention, how effective will learning be while texting? Explain why.

The remember-know procedure developed by Tulving can be thought of as a measure of

In a levels of processing study, half of the participants are given a list of word pairs (e.g. Car-Mouse) and asked to circle the largest object.   The other half of the participants are given the same word pairs and asked to circle the largest word.  According to levels of processing, who should remember more words when given a memory test?

In a generation effect study, which type of encoding produces the best memory?

Which of the following study technique did your instructor suggest as a way to improve your metacognition?

John says  “I’ve never been to the east coast, but I know that the winters in Wisconsin are colder than the winters in New Jersey.”  This sentence is an example of:

In her anatomy class, Sarah studies the muscles of the body by imaging what muscles she is using when she plays basketball.  Her study method is an example of