Brad and Jane Have Perfect Memories; They Can Recall Exact

question 103

Multiple Choice

Brad and Jane have perfect memories; they can recall exact events from their entire lives using just a date as a cue. Both Brad and Jane complain that their excellent memory is exhausting and interferes with their ability to function. What do Brad and Jane's reports about what it's like to have a perfect memory tell us about typical memory?

• A) Anyone can have a perfect memory with the right mnemonics.
• B) Forgetting is adaptive.
• C) We all could recall every event form our lives with the correct cue.
• D) Cues aren't important for typical recall.

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Critical analysis of the impact of globalization on global equality.

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