Is Memory for Details of Rich,complex Scenes Similar to Memory

question 49

Multiple Choice

Is memory for details of rich,complex scenes similar to memory for words?

• A)Yes;they both require mnemonics for successful retention.
• B)Yes;organization facilitates memory for both types of stimuli.
• C)Yes;both types of memory benefit from maintenance rehearsal.
• D)No;memory connections are important for word memory but not for scene memory.

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