In Studies of Long-Term Memory, Researchers Have Found That ​

question 222

Multiple Choice

In studies of long-term memory, researchers have found that ​

• A)the mere passage of time is the sole cause of forgetting.
• B)the passage of time is more influential in forgetting than what happens during the time interval. ​
• C)the passage of time is not as influential as what happens during the time interval. ​
• D)subjects who sleep during the retention interval forget more than those who remain awake. ​

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