Examlex
An In Focus box in your textbook discussed a particular memory ability demonstrated by H.M. many years after his surgery. What was that ability?
Rehearsal
A cognitive process of repeatedly practicing or going over information to enhance memory retention.
Memory Performance
Refers to the efficiency and effectiveness of an individual's ability to store, recall, and use information.
Confidence
The conviction or assurance in depending on someone or something with absolute confidence.
Flashbulb Memories
Highly detailed and emotionally charged memories that are formed during significant or traumatic events, believed to be exceptionally vivid and durable.
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