Dr. Tranh has given so many lectures that he gives little thought to what he expects might happen. He assumes students will assemble, take notes, and occasionally ask a question. That Dr. Tranh finds the process so routine reflects the development of:________.A. a retrieval path.B. a semantic association.C. explicit memory.D. a schema.

Dr. Tranh has given so many lectures that he gives little thought to what he expects might happen. He assumes students will assemble, take notes, and occasionally ask a question. That Dr. Tranh finds the process so routine reflects the development of a schema. The use of schema improves memory by providing a framework to use in interpreting a situation. Dr. Tranh has interpreted the situation in his memory to the extent that he assumes students will assemble, take notes, and occasionally ask a question.

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Answer: D. a schema

Explanation: A schema can be described as an ordered pattern or framework or thought or belief usually employed by an individual in organizing thoughts and processing information. Usually schema can be seen as a sort of predefined process which is employed by different individual's in approaching or solving a problem or carrying out certain activities.

In the scenario above, Dr. Tranh's schema about lecturing is based on a routine assumption that students will assemble, take notes and occasionally ask questions.