The Generation Effect Gets Its Name From

question 40

Multiple Choice

The generation effect gets its name from:

• A) comparing performances on a memory test between groups from older and younger generations
• B) forcing an experimenter to generate stimuli that a subject must attend to
• C) forcing a subject to generate their own stimuli in a memory experiment
• D) none of the

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