Many People Are Better at Remembering Faces Than Names

question 31

Multiple Choice

Many people are better at remembering faces than names. Why might that be?

• A) They are using the right side of the brain as opposed to the left side.
• B) Faces are more discrete and distinctive than are names.
• C) Remembering a face requires recognition, whereas remembering a name requires recall.
• D) They are using the left side of the brain as opposed to the right side.

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