In a Study on Flashbulb Memory It Was Found That

question 48

Multiple Choice

In a study on flashbulb memory it was found that:

• A)positive events lead to more encoding failures than negative events.
• B)Catholics have more flashbulb memories of the death of Pope John Paul II than do non-Catholics.
• C)positive events lead to greater accuracy of flashbulb memories than do negative events.
• D)Because of the trauma involved, people outside of Turkey had more flashbulb memories for an earthquake in Turkey than did Turkish people.

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