Question

Which of the following is evidence for the symbolic distance effect as discussed in class? Group of answer choices Nonsense syllables are easier to distinguish from each other if they are paired with two objects that are close in size Nonsense syllables are harder to distinguish from each other if they are paired with two objects that are close in size Animals are better remembered if they are BOTH visually and verbally coded Animals are better remembered if visualized as compared to just having a verbal label

Answer 1

Option D (Animals.........label) would be the appropriate choice.

Step-by-step explanation:

• Evidence for that kind of mechanism here referred to as one of the symbolic distance effects, becomes checked, as well as central new research is presented throughout the document to explain the essence of the efficient "distance" by untangling ordinal as well as period distances between comparative symbolic references.
• In contrast to only getting a verbal mark, animals become recognized fondly if visualized to illustrate the notion of abstract distance influence.

All other possible alternatives weren't connected to either the situation described. So, option D would be the right one.