Cynthia Can Vividly Recall Where She Was, What She Was

question 669

Multiple Choice

Cynthia can vividly recall where she was, what she was doing, and how she felt when she saw the planes hit the Twin Towers on September 11. For Cynthia and many others, this tragedy formed a(n)

• A)eidetic image.
• B)retroactive memory.
• C)sensory memory.
• D)flashbulb memory.

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