The Phrase "Memory Without Awareness" Is Another Way of Describing

question 44

Multiple Choice

The phrase "memory without awareness" is another way of describing a pattern in which

• A) explicit memory tests indicate that participants remember an event, but implicit memory tests indicate that they do not remember.
• B) implicit memory tests indicate that participants remember an event, but explicit memory tests indicate that they do not remember.
• C) recognition tests indicate that participants remember an event, but recall tests indicate that they do not remember.
• D) direct memory testing indicates that participants remember an event, but indirect testing indicates that they do not remember.

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