Remembering an Event That Never Actually Happened Is Known As

question 17

Multiple Choice

Remembering an event that never actually happened is known as:

• A) false memory.
• B) source amnesia.
• C) anterograde amnesia.
• D) interference.

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Definitions:

State of Mind

A person’s emotional and psychological condition at a particular time.

Supererogatory Actions

Actions that go beyond what is morally required or expected, typically considered voluntary and commendable but not obligatory.

Kant's Categorical Imperatives

Fundamental principles in Immanuel Kant's ethical theory that command us to act in a universally acceptable way, independent of our desires.

Act Consequentialists

Adherents of a branch of consequentialism that assesses each action by the goodness of its consequences, without reliance on general rules.