Berntsen and Rubin (2008) Asked Participants to Record Involuntary Memories

question 22

Multiple Choice

Berntsen and Rubin (2008) asked participants to record involuntary memories in a memory diary.In particular, participants were asked to record involuntary memories that referred to a serious (or traumatic) event in their lives.

• A)They found that involuntary memories could not be retrieved under spontaneous conditions.
• B)They found that involuntary memories were usually made with high confidence.
• C)They found that involuntary memories were more common among siblings.
• D)They found that involuntary memories are frequent, but decline somewhat with age.

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