When are we more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior?

A) when we have a schema before we observe the behavior
B) when we form a schema after we observe the behavior
C) when we are fatigued
D) when the information is not highly salient

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Final Answer : A, Explanation :  We are more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior when we have a preexisting schema before observing the behavior. This is because schema-inconsistent behavior goes against our expectations and beliefs, and therefore stands out as surprising or noteworthy information that is more likely to be remembered.

When are we more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior?

A) when we have a schema before we observe the behavior
B) when we form a schema after we observe the behavior
C) when we are fatigued
D) when the information is not highly salient

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When are we more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior?A) when we have a schema before we observe the behaviorB) when we form a schema after we observe the behaviorC) when we are fatiguedD) when the information is not highly salient

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When are we more likely to remember schema-inconsistent behavior?

A) when we have a schema before we observe the behavior
B) when we form a schema after we observe the behavior
C) when we are fatigued
D) when the information is not highly salient