In the Construction of Memory, It Is Not Uncommon to Find

question 1

Multiple Choice

In the construction of memory, it is not uncommon to find that distortion may take place as we try to retrieve that memory. The following is NOT TRUE about this process:

• A) With encoding, we may select only some aspects of the event when forming the memory.
• B) Memory traces deteriorate with time passing.
• C) Various sounds encoded when processing a memory are easy to retrieve.
• D) Distortions of memories can occur during the process of retrieval.

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