Trying to Recall an Event and Successfully Recalling One Are

question 234

Multiple Choice

Trying to recall an event and successfully recalling one are:

• A)the same process occurring in different parts of the brain.
• B)exactly the same process with differences arising due to differences in environmental retrieval cues.
• C)different processes occurring in the hippocampus.
• D)different processes occurring in different parts of the brain.

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Definitions:

Ease of Retrieval Effect

A phenomenon where individuals judge an event or concept as more frequent or influential if they can easily recall examples of it.

Working Memory Capacity

The amount of information that an individual can hold and manipulate in their mind at one time for short periods.

Sense of Self

The perception or consciousness of one's own identity and being.

Personal Relevance

The degree to which information or an event is pertinent to an individual's life and interests.