Flashbulb Memories

question 65

Multiple Choice

Flashbulb memories:

• A)typically concern major, unexpected public or personal events
• B)are remarkably accurate, even years after the initial event
• C)are due to special encoding mechanisms for emotionally charged events
• D)are more accurate than memories for more mundane events

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