Wagenaar and Groeneweg's Research on the Memories of Concentration Camp

question 52

Multiple Choice

Wagenaar and Groeneweg's research on the memories of concentration camp survivors calls into question the assumption that

• A) "flashbulb memories" are a total myth.
• B) highly traumatic events are likely to be remembered well.
• C) memories are likely to change over time given new experiences.
• D) memory is a highly selective phenomenon.

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