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A flashbulb memory is part of one's ___?___ memory system.
 
  a. semantic
  b. short term
  c. episodic
  d. working

Question 2

Reconstructive memory errors are due to
 
  a. self-induced changes related to what one already knows
  b. situationally-induced changes such as leading questions
  c. both A and B
  d. neither A or B



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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