The Persistence of Memory Is Advantageous in the Sense That

question 295

Multiple Choice

The persistence of memory is advantageous in the sense that it:

• A)highlights the flexibility of memory.
• B)helps us learn from and avoid traumatic experiences that could threaten our survival.
• C)usually results in improvements in psychological well-being.
• D)opposes the processes of dementia that occur with aging.

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