In the "Remember/Know" Paradigm, "Know" Responses Are NOT

question 14

Multiple Choice

In the "Remember/Know" paradigm, "Know" responses are NOT

• A) given when the participant knows he or she saw the stimulus before, because he or she can recall details about the context in which it was encountered.
• B) given when a participant thinks the stimulus was previously encountered, but he or she cannot remember any contextual details.
• C) associated with activity in the parahippocampal area.
• D) associated with familiarity.

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