Long-term memory can be sub-divided into procedural memory and declarative memory, explain what these terms mean and how they work.

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A: Filtering and selective perception are two types of barriers ineffective communication.

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Q: How does cognitive bias affect how people take in, use,and recall information?

A: A cognitive bias is a systematic error in thinking that occurs when people are processing and…

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Q: What does perceptual selectivity actually mean? What elements affect perceptual selectivity?

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