Dory Is a First-Year Psychology Student at Carleton University and Is

question 26

Multiple Choice

Dory is a first-year psychology student at Carleton University and is often teased for having a terrible memory. Dory is famous for not paying attention to details and not being able to remember crucial information when she needs it. After taking a first-year psychology course and learning more about memory, Dory is motivated to figure out how to begin remembering more.
-In one of her classes,Dory learns all about flashbulb memories and is surprised she has one,as well.Which of the following is likely to be Dory's flashbulb memory

• A) Suddenly remembering she was sexually abused as a child.
• B) The sense that something she is actively trying to remember is just out of reach.
• C) A vivid memory of eating Fruit Loops cereal when her parents told her they were getting a divorce.
• D) Remembering a lot of facts about dogs she picked up by raising a puppy.

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