Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Scripts and Episodic

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between scripts and episodic memory?​

• A) Scripts are accounts of specific events, while episodic memory are accounts of repeated events.
• B) Scripts are rarely recollected in adulthood, while episodic memories are recollected in adulthood.
• C) Scripts are orderly accounts of information, while episodic memories are abstract accounts of information.
• D) Scripts are coherent in nature, while episodic memories are generalized accounts of information.

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