The Semantic Network Model Suggests That

question 453

Multiple Choice

The semantic network model suggests that:

• A) semantic information is organized in a network, but episodic information is organized chronologically.
• B) when the conditions of information retrieval are similar to the conditions of information encoding, retrieval is more likely.
• C) distortions in memory can occur when the true source of the memory is forgotten.
• D) information in long-term memory is organized in a complex system of associations.

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