Falsely Reporting a Memory for Words That Are Novel but Semantically

question 6

Multiple Choice

Falsely reporting a memory for words that are novel but semantically related to previously encountered words is:

• A) more common for amnesic patients than for normal subjects.
• B) more common for normal subjects than for amnesic patients.
• C) equally common for normal subjects and amnesic patients.
• D) more common for epileptics than for normal subjects.

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