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

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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. ​

Grasp the process and implications of spreading activation within a semantic network.

Distinguish between different types of memory and their implications on understanding human memory (e.g., episodic vs. semantic, explicit vs. implicit).

Identify factors influencing eyewitness testimony and memory accuracy, including misinformation effect and source-monitoring errors.

Comprehend the processes involved in memory errors and their implications for the reliability of memory.

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