How Are Images Different from Other Mental Representations

question 23

Multiple Choice

How are images different from other mental representations?

• A) They are different in working memory, but not in long-term memory.
• B) They are not different.
• C) They are not susceptible to encoding specificity effects.
• D) Memory for images is more complete relative to memory for other representations.

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