On Many Long-Term Memory Tasks, Young Adults Remember More Than

question 73

Multiple Choice

On many long-term memory tasks, young adults remember more than older adults. However, the two groups are fairly similar

• A) when memory is measured in terms of recognition memory, rather than recall memory.
• B) when working on an explicit memory task, rather than an implicit memory task.
• C) when contextual cues are missing.
• D) when recalling unrelated pairs of English words.

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