However, McDaniel and Bugg (2012) Argue That the Assumptions of Memory

question 42

Multiple Choice

However, McDaniel and Bugg (2012) argue that the assumptions of memory rehabilitation are incorrect.Following from a multiple memory systems perspective, they assert that:

• A)specific memory training will enhance all aspects of memory performance.
• B)specific memory training has no effect in older adults.
• C)specific memory training may enhance that particular form of memory in that older adult, but will have limited generalizability to tasks that tap other memory systems
• D)Because memory rehabilitation is still not fully developed, no firm conclusions can yet be made.

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