Which of the following is a difference between scripts and episodic memory?
A) Scripts are accounts of specific events, while episodic memories are accounts of repeated events.
B) Scripts are rarely recollected in adulthood, while episodic memories are recollected in adulthood.
C) Scripts are orderly accounts of information, while episodic memories are abstract accounts of information.
D) Scripts are coherent in nature, while episodic memories are generalized accounts of information.
Question 2
Which of the following is a correct statement about life reviews of healthy older adults?
A) They are devoid of comedy, nuances, and complexity.
B) They are typically simple and straightforward.
C) They are sometimes incoherent and self-contradictory.
D) They are characteristically meaningless and ironical.
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