Whenever Julie Is Sad, She Can Only Remember Sad Events

question 14

Multiple Choice

Whenever Julie is sad, she can only remember sad events. In these cases, Julie's memory ability seems to be based on:

• A) mood-dependent memory
• B) encoding specificity
• C) hypermnesia
• D) mood-congruent memory

Enhance critical thinking and creativity through the construction of relevant essay questions.

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Definitions:

Stimulus

An external event or factor that elicits a response from a biological organism.

Visual Images

Mental representations of physical objects or scenes that are not currently being perceived by the senses.

Self-Referent Encoding

A memory enhancement strategy involving processing information by relating it to oneself.

Spreading Activation

A method for searching associative networks, neural networks, or semantic networks, where a stimulus activates specific nodes, which in turn activate related nodes.