Whenever House and Wilson Argue,they Bring Up Past Issues

question 85

Multiple Choice

Whenever House and Wilson argue,they bring up past issues.When they are getting along well,they have a hard time remembering what they argued about.What might produce this difference in the retrieval of memories?

• A) flashbulb memory effect
• B) primacy of memories effect
• C) general knowledge effect
• D) mood congruency effect

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Definitions:

Beneficiary

(1) A person who can expect to benefit from a relationship. (2) A person who receives, or will receive, the proceeds from an insurance policy or a will.

Witness

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Intestate

The condition of dying without having made a legal will, leading to assets being distributed according to state laws.

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