The Persistence of Intrusive Memories, Such as Flashbulb Memories, Is

question 15

Multiple Choice

The persistence of intrusive memories, such as flashbulb memories, is often a result of:

• A)highly emotional experiences, which lead to more vivid and long-lasting memories.
• B)nonemotional experiences, which lead to more generally based memories and are susceptible to suggestibility.
• C)overactivity in the occipital lobes.
• D)underactivity in the occipital lobes.

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