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:

Sclerenchyma Cells

Sclerenchyma cells are thick-walled, supportive plant cells that are rigid and non-living at maturity, providing structural support.

Hemicellulose

A group of complex carbohydrates that, along with cellulose and lignin, form an essential part of the cell walls in plants and help provide structural support.

Dextrin

A group of low-molecular-weight carbohydrates produced by the hydrolysis of starch.

Sieve Tube Elements

Cells that conduct dissolved sugar in the phloem of flowering plants.