At What Level of Autobiographical Memory Would a Person Store

question 62

Multiple Choice

At what level of autobiographical memory would a person store a memory such as "I took World History for Dummies during the fall semester of 2011. The class was held in Magnesium Hall and had a window looking out at the stadium. The professor was a small woman with a German accent. My best friend was also taking the class, and she would often fall asleep and drool on her notes"?

• A) event-specific knowledge
• B) autobiographical interpretation
• C) lifetime periods
• D) general event knowledge

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Definitions:

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