College Students Typically Recall More Good Grades Than Bad Grades

question 8

Multiple Choice

College students typically recall more good grades than bad grades when they look back at their high school experiences. This illustrates the memory phenomenon known as:

• A)consistency bias.
• B)persistence.
• C)positive bias.
• D)egocentric bias.

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