A witness's consumption of alcohol is most likely to pose problems for the ____ of memory, which involves the person's perception of events as they take place.
a. encoding
b. storage
c. retrieval
d. consolidation
Question 2
Arnold is not a cheerleader and doesn't know any cheerleaders personally, but when he sees them at the football games, they are always smiling. Arnold is likely to
a. think about specific cheerleaders rather than the group stereotype.
b. notice the ways in which each cheerleader is unique.
c. be able to distinguish cheerleaders from one another only if they are smiling.
d. think that all cheerleaders are happy.
Varieties of Long-Term Memory
Emotion, Memory, and Aging
Ernest Meissonier, Memory of Civil War (The Barricades).
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