The Key to a Memory Script Is That It

question 20

Multiple Choice

The key to a memory script is that it

• A) is almost always stored as a "fuzzy trace."
• B) cannot be mentally rehearsed.
• C) represents a typical sequence of events.
• D) is found in sensory register but not long-term storage.

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