Teachers are constantly seeking to outfox would-be plagiarists. But there's a wrinkle: Plagiarism isn't always deliberate. Indeed, research has shown that inadvertent plagiarism--or cryptomnesia, as psychologists have termed the phenomenon--is a rather common memory glitch that pervades everyday cognitive functioning.he mechanisms that underlie cryptomnesia also have important implications for creativity, Marsh believes. Recently, he, Landau, Hicks and psychologist Thomas B. Ward, PhD, of Texas A&M University, have examined how unconscious learning affects the creative process.
Handling a Skid. When a vehicle's tires lose contact with the road, it often results in a skid, which leads to loss of vehicle control. The most common causes of skids include sudden acceleration, abrupt braking, and excessive or jerky steering. When speed is added to the mix, it only makes things worse.
Generally speaking, hitting drives high in the air is a good thing. But problems arise (so to speak) when the ball âballoons,â meaning it starts relatively low and flies higher and higher before falling steeply and rolling very little. Ballooning is caused by too much backspin, robbing your drives of both carry distance and roll. It's especially problematic playing into the wind, which causes the ball to spin even more. If you notice a ballooning pattern in your tee shots, your equipment could be the issue. Specifically, if your driver's shaft is too flexible for your swing speed, it may produce excess spin. More likely, the cause lies in your setup and swing.