When Recalling an Autobiographical Memory,Conway's Self-Memory Systems Says That

question 40

Multiple Choice

When recalling an autobiographical memory,Conway's self-memory systems says that

• A)we access sensory-perceptual details at the level of lifetime periods.
• B)we reconstruct the event starting from event-specific knowledge,then general events,and finally lifetime periods.
• C)we reconstruct the event starting from lifetime periods,then general events,and finally access event-specific knowledge.
• D)retrieval of autobiographical memories is fast and accurate.

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