The Distinction Between Availability and Accessibility Is

question 39

Multiple Choice

The distinction between availability and accessibility is:

• A)availability means retrieval from episodic memory, whereas accessibility means retrieval from semantic memory.
• B)availability means everything that is represented in memory, whereas accessibility means that which we can retrieve at the moment.
• C)availability means encoding, whereas accessibility means retrieval.
• D)availability means those memories which require a retrieval cue, whereas accessibility means those memories easily maintained in working memory.

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