Which Class of Theories of Temporal Memory Takes the Perspective

question 57

Multiple Choice

Which class of theories of temporal memory takes the perspective that memory for time could be oriented around chunks of time that a person has created?

• A) location-based theories
• B) relative time theories
• C) category adjustment theories
• D) distance-based theories

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