The Special Mechanism of Flashbulb Memory Formation Suggests That

question 29

Multiple Choice

The special mechanism of flashbulb memory formation suggests that:

• A)unlike ordinary memories, flashbulb memories are processed only in the frontal lobes.
• B)unlike ordinary memories, flashbulb memories can never be considered veridical.
• C)there are no differences between flashbulb and ordinary memories; they are all "special."
• D)there is a unique and special mechanism responsible for flashbulb memories.

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