Compared with Traditional Views of Memory Acquisition, Storage, and Recall

question 66

Multiple Choice

Compared with traditional views of memory acquisition, storage, and recall, contemporary views suggest

• A)that acquisition is more difficult, recall is easier.
• B)that items in long-term storage are more permanent than previously thought.
• C)that items in long-term storage can be made more malleable than previously thought.
• D)that most of what we consider memory is actually classical or instrumental conditioning.

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