Which sequence correctly describes information processing in memory?
Encoding changes information into a form memory can use, storage retains it, and retrieval brings stored information back into awareness.
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Encoding changes information into a form memory can use, storage retains it, and retrieval brings stored information back into awareness.
A circadian rhythm, such as the sleep-wake cycle, repeats about every 24 hours; ultradian cycles repeat more often.
Prosocial behaviour is a positive action that benefits others, including helping, sharing and caring.
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Correct answer: Encoding, storage, retrieval
Encoding changes information into a form memory can use, storage retains it, and retrieval brings stored information back into awareness.
Correct answer: Circadian rhythm
A circadian rhythm, such as the sleep-wake cycle, repeats about every 24 hours; ultradian cycles repeat more often.
Correct answer: Sharing materials with a classmate who needs them
Prosocial behaviour is a positive action that benefits others, including helping, sharing and caring.
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The psychodynamic explanation gives forgetting a protective motive, whereas access failure concerns difficulty retrieving stored information without that motive.
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After restricted sleep, participants showed greater risk-taking, less accurate decision-making and lower efficiency in brain areas including the amygdala.
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Greater similarity among genetically identical twins supports a genetic contribution, although it does not show that genes determine behaviour completely.
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Avoidance of the visually deep side despite solid glass was taken as evidence that depth perception is available early and supports direct perception.
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Because unconscious motives are not directly observable, researchers rely on interpretation, making measurement and objective verification difficult.
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Combining two meaningful words is characteristic of the two-word stage; telegraphic language later combines more content words while omitting function words.
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A confederate follows the researcher's script within the situation while participants usually believe the person is another genuine participant or bystander.
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Cambridge IGCSE · International GCSE · Psychology · 0266
2027-2029 syllabus, version 3; August 2025 update applied
Source checked: 2026-08-28. The current official specification controls assessment requirements and option choices.
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