When Driving in a Car,why Do Stores Along the Roadside

question 62

Multiple Choice

When driving in a car,why do stores along the roadside seem familiar?

• A)Memory enables us to have effortless continuity of experience from one day to another.
• B)Memory enables us to remember the important events of our lives.
• C)Objects that move are more readily encoded.
• D)A keen awareness of one's surroundings has adaptive value.

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