The Ability to Reproduce Unusually Sharp and Detailed Images of Something

question 18

Multiple Choice

The ability to reproduce unusually sharp and detailed images of something that has been seen is called __________.

• A)eidetic imagery
• B)semantic imagery
• C)episodic imagery
• D)flashbulb memory

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Definitions:

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