In a Landmark Diary Study, a Willem Wagenaar, a Dutch

question 84

Multiple Choice

In a landmark diary study, a Willem Wagenaar, a Dutch psychologist, recorded over 2,400 events over the course of six years (Wagenaar, 1986) .Wagenaar found that:

• A)he could recall remarkably few of the events even with many cues.
• B)cues did not improve his ability to recall autobiographical events.
• C)using "when" as a cue led to fewer memories than using "who," "where," or "what" as a cue.
• D)he could remember many details from trips that he made abroad, but very little of his daily routines.

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