Researchers Were Interested in How "Remember" and "Know" Judgments Are

question 29

Multiple Choice

Researchers were interested in how "Remember" and "Know" judgments are related to memory accuracy. What did they find?

• A) A feeling of "remembering" is more likely with correct memories than false memories.
• B) A feeling of "knowing" is more likely with correct memories than false memories.
• C) A "remembering" response is more likely to be false than a "knowing" response.
• D) "Knowing" responses are very rarely accurate.

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