In Comparing Memory Processes in Young Adults Versus the Elderly,we

question 151

Multiple Choice

In comparing memory processes in young adults versus the elderly,we find that:

• A) the elderly are better able to remember things that happened to them yesterday, but have a more difficult time recalling things from childhood than do young adults
• B) the elderly are better at keeping multiple things in mind simultaneously
• C) whether the information is positive or negative has a greater impact on recall in the elderly
• D) memory is equal in both groups, but the elderly require more time to recall information

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