Research on Flashbulb Memories Has Found That

question 86

Multiple Choice

Research on flashbulb memories has found that:

• A)the details of such memories are much more accurate over long periods of time than ordinary memories.
• B)such memories are completely resistant to distortions and interference from other memories.
• C)people are less confident in the accuracy of flashbulb memories.
• D)flashbulb memories function just like ordinary memories; we remember some details, forget some details, and think we remember some details.

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