In Conway's Theory of Autobiographical Memory, Specific Events Refer To

question 14

Multiple Choice

In Conway's theory of autobiographical memory, specific events refer to:

• A)the specific plans we make for our future selves.
• B)the broad patterns of ups and downs in our lives.
• C)episodic memories.
• D)well-learned scripts of personal events.

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