A Witness to a Crime "Remembers" the Face of Another

question 471

Multiple Choice

A witness to a crime "remembers" the face of another person that he actually saw somewhere other than the crime scene. Not remembering the source of his or her information explains the formation of __________ memories.

• A)false
• B)eidetic
• C)semantic
• D)implicit

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Definitions:

Linearly Related

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Indicator Variables

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Indicator Variables

Variables in statistical modeling, often binary, used to represent the presence or absence of a characteristic.

Dependent Variables

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