We put 10 orange balls, 10 red balls, and 20 yellow balls in…

We put 10 orange balls, 10 red balls, and 20 yellow balls in an urn. We randomly select 6 balls from the urn. What is the probability that two of the balls selected are orange and the other four selected are not orange (either yellow or red)? Round your answer to 3 digits after the decimal point.

Tamara is on her high school’s soccer team.  In their first…

Tamara is on her high school’s soccer team.  In their first game of the year, Tamara’s team lost 3-0. Tamara thought the other team was talented, but not overly mean or aggressive. On the bus ride back home, Tamara’s two best friends on the team, Jocelyn and Christina, spent the whole bus ride talking about how players on the other team pushed, elbowed, and were incredibly over-aggressive. Five weeks later, Tamara is preparing to play another game against the same team from the first game.  When Tamara thinks back to the first game, she now remembers the opposing team being super aggressive and sometimes even cheating.    Tamara’s altered (i.e., changed) memory of the first soccer game is an example of which type of memory error?