The Term "False Memory" Refers To

question 76

Multiple Choice

The term "false memory" refers to:

• A)perceptual information that is mistaken for lexical memory.
• B)memories that people have which do not correspond to events as they actually happened.
• C)memories that correspond to encoding rather than retrieval.
• D)memories that are inhibited and seldom are retained.

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Definitions:

Dismissing Attachment

An attachment style characterized by a high value on self-reliance and independence, often dismissing the importance of relationships.

Negative View

A pessimistic or unfavorable perspective towards a situation, person, or concept.

Avoidance

A defensive or coping mechanism where an individual steers clear of certain thoughts, feelings, or situations.

Attachment Dimension

An aspect of attachment theory that categorizes the nature of emotional bonds in relationships, influencing one's sense of security and responsiveness.