Findings on the Effects of Age on Memory for Events

question 17

Multiple Choice

Findings on the effects of age on memory for events from the long-ago past, or remote memory, show that:

• A) older adults remember the past better than do young adults.
• B) although they try to forget them, older adults remember past events.
• C) older adults remember visually better than they do verbally.
• D) memories from events in the distant past are no better than from the present.

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