You are at a class reunion and someone asks, Do you remember me? It's John. You then remember the classes you had with John, the things you did when you hung out together, and that you liked his sister. This is an example of ________________.
a. familiarity c. recollection
b. free association d. context-dependent effect
Question 2
You and your mother have different memories about an event that took place in high school. A possible explanation for this difference is ________________.
a. consistency bias c. state-dependent effect
b. belief bias d. context-dependent effect
first day of my chemistry class.. this is what the teacher had to say
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