When Recalling the Morning of September 11, 2001, Rob Is

question 172

Multiple Choice

When recalling the morning of September 11, 2001, Rob is able to describe what he was doing and saying at the moment the principal of his middle school opened the classroom door to advise the class to turn on the television. Rob's ability to describe the day's events in detail is an example of:

• A)a flashbulb memory.
• B)transience.
• C)a semantic memory.
• D)blocking.

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Definitions:

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